Ch11 Flashcards
solids behavior
locked in place and vibrate
what is special about water
it is more dense as liquid than solid
gas properties density shape volume and intermolecular forces
low density indefinite shape indefinite volume weak forces
liquid density shape vol intermolecular forces
high density indeterminate shape definite volume moderate bonds
solid density shape volume and intermolecular forces
high density definate shape and definate volume and strong intermolecular bonds
can liquids be compressed
no because they’re already compact together
crystalline solid
solid with patterns in long range repeating order
amorphous solid
random solid with no repeating order
what can change state of matter besides temperature
pressure
dispersion forces
occour because of instantaneous dipole moments because of functions in electron cloud of atoms and molecules
relationship between boiling point and molar mass
boiling point increases as molar mass increases
how do polar molecules compare to non polar molecules with boiling point
they have higher melting and boiling point
where can you find hydrogen bond
in polar molecules that contain H bond directly to F O N
what affect does hydrogen bond have on boiling and melting point
highly increases them
why do protons and electrons bond to eachother
potential energy decreases when they do
what are stronger intermolecular forces or bonding forces
bonding
what are bonding forces
large charges over small distanxes
what are intermolecular forces
small charges over large distance
relationship with dispersion force and molar mass
increases with molar mass
why does molar mass increasing affect disp force
larger particles have more things to stick to
dipole dipole bonds
an intermolecular force exhibited by polar molecules which results from uneven charge distribution
permanent dipole
seperation of charge where one end is slightly negative and the other is positive
miscability
ability for substances to mix without separating into two phases