Which consequence results when asymmetrical electron distribution causes temporary polarization?

💡 Explanation

Temporary polarization due to asymmetrical electron distribution leads to induced dipole-dipole (or London dispersion) interactions, because induced dipoles cause attraction. Therefore, interactions form rather than ionic bonds because unequal sharing, not electron transfer, occurs.

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