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Which force holds noble gas atoms together in the liquid state?
ACovalent bonds
BLondon dispersion
CIonic bonds
DHydrogen bonds
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. London dispersion
Noble gas atoms are nonpolar, so only weak induced dipole forces act between them.
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