6.3 Intermolecular Forces Flashcards

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What are intermolecular forces?

A

Weak interactions between the dipoles of different molecules. Responsible for physical properties.

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2
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What are London forces?

A

Induced dipole-dipole interaction

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3
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What do induced dipole - dipole interactions occur between?

A

The induced dipoles of all molecules (polar or non polar)

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4
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How do induced dipoles form?

A

Movement of electrons produces instantaneous dipoles that are constantly shifting position.
These induce dipoles on neighbouring molecules which then induce more molecules.
The molecules then attract each other.

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5
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How does more electrons in each molecule affect induce dipole-dipole interactions?

A

Larger instantaneous and induced dipoles

Greater induced dipole-dipole interactions

Stronger attractive forces

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6
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What does a permanent dipole-dipole exist between?

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The permanent dipoles (dipoles which don’t change) in different POLAR molecules

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7
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What do polar molecules have?

A

Induced and permanent interactions

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8
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Boiling point of polar molecules?

A

High as extra energy needed to overcome additional dipole

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