How does having a bigger moleecular mass relate to strong attractive forces?

Answer 1

It is stated on the law of forces and nature that the bigger is the mass of a thing, the higher is the attractive force gained by the object. In our universe, we can observe that the planet and all small things revolved in a greater mass at the center. In our plane, we are being attracted by the earth because we are small compared to earth. Another, the moon is being attracted by our plant, the earth because the moon is small compared to earth. The bigger the object, the bigger is the molecular mass of it. And the bigger the molecualr mass of it the strong attractive force it gained. Molecular mass may refer to how heavy is the object, or what is the contents of the object. The balloon for example may gained contents bcoz of its volume but in return became lighter. It usually focus on two things, the content and the weight.

Answer 2

Larger molecules have a higher London Dispersion Force which increases the attractive forces between molecules.