作词：化学之国、SarikaPatanawat

作曲：化学之国

When I was talking about molecules with that little elephant

I mentioned the force between molecules

Its definition is explained in this way

Can be understood as the energy of covalent bonds

Van der Waals force is a general term for molecular force

The most common is London dispersion force

If this molecule contains the property of polarity

It means that the covalent bond between them is polarized

The most special molecular force is hydrogen bonding

It contains hydrogen nitrogen oxygen and fluorine

Because the last three have strong electronegativity

It also creates a strong attraction between molecules

Molecular force is defined as the energy of covalent bond

They are divided into London dispersion force and dipole

Hydrogen bond is the strongest molecular force of van der Waals force

But remember that hydrogen bonds are not chemical bonds

When I heard the little elephant ask about the shape of molecules

This reminds me of orbital hybridization

It all depends on the bonding amount of the central atom

Don't forget the number of lone pair electrons

The shape of molecules can determine polarity

The factors also include lone pair electrons

Because they can make the resultant force not zero

This can be deduced from the asymmetry of molecules

Molecular force is defined as the energy of covalent bond

They are divided into London dispersion force and dipole

Hydrogen bond is the strongest molecular force of van der Waals force

But remember that hydrogen bonds are not chemical bonds