6.3/6.4 Intermolecular Forces Flashcards

1
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Name the 3 intermolecular forces

A

Induced dipole dipole
Permanent dipole dipole
Hydrogen bonding

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How does induced dipole dipole forces work?

A

Electron clouds instantly move all the time making some parts of the atom opposite charges which will attract atoms doing the same

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3
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What factors affect induced dipole dipole forces?

A

More electrons
Bigger atomic radius

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4
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What are permanent dipole dipole forces?

A

The force between 2 polar molecules

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5
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Which of induced dipole dipole and permanent dipole dipole forces are the strongest?

A

Permanent dipole dipole forces

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6
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What is a hydrogen bond and which atoms are it between?

A

The bond between a hydrogen and either a nitrogen/oxygen/fluorine

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7
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Are hydrogen bonds strong or weak?

A

Strong

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8
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Why does hydrogen bonding only occur in the atoms N, O, H?

A

They are all highly electronegative
All have strong Pdd forces

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