Which consequence results when molecular dipole shifts fail?

💡 Explanation

Decreased solvent cohesive strength occurs because weaker *intermolecular forces* emerge from reduced attractions; therefore, solvents cannot adhere, rather than changes in conductivity. The reduced dipole shifts directly inhibit intermolecular attraction because other structures aren't bonded and have unrelated properties.

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