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The interaction between a polar and non ‐ polar molecule is known as
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A polar molecule may polarise the non ‐ polar molecule present in its close vicinity, thereby making it an induced dipole. The strength of these interactions depends upon the polarising power of molecule and the ease of polarisability of non ‐ polar ‐ molecule.
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