2.4

Question 1

London dispersion

Answer 1

when molecules have a weak dipole dipole attraction but then will stop attracting each other.

Question 2

Dipole Dipole

Answer 2

when two polar molecules attract to one another have to have 2 dipoles to attract to each other

Question 3

Hydrogen bonds

Answer 3

an attraction between a proton in one molecule and a electron in another molecule

Question 4

Inter molecular bonds from strongest to weakest

Answer 4

hydrogen dipole dipole London

Question 5

Determine whether a molecule is polar or non polar

Answer 5

polar molecule will be asymmetrical non-polar will be symmetrical

Question 6

determine the type of inter molecular attractions to a particular molecule it will be able to form based on its structure

Answer 6

the structure of the molecule will have a v shape meaning hydrogen It could have a line which could be rather a dipole dipole or a London bond. However the dipole dipole will have certain dipoles pulling each other. The London bonds will only be attracted by the nucleus after they move the attraction will be gone.

Question 7

will it be soluble (oil and water)

Answer 7

water and oil is not soluble meaning it will not mix

Question 8

soluble def

Answer 8

when something can mix

Question 9

example of a polar bond

Answer 9

a water molecule

Question 10

London bond example

Answer 10

helium and helium