Chemical Bonding Flashcards

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intramolecular bond

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covalent

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non polar covalent

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polar covalent

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5
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electronegativity

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6
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Use electronegativity numbers to determine the specific type of
covalent bond

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7
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ionic bond

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metallic bonding

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9
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intermolecular force

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10
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Distinguish between intermolecular forces and intramolecular
bonds

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11
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van der Waals forces
- are intermolecular forces

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12
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Dipole-dipole forces/interactions

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13
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London forces (induced dipole or dispersion forces)

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14
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Hydrogen bonding as a special case of dipole-dipole forces

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15
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Know that hydrogen bonds exist between polar molecules in
which hydrogen is bonded to:
- a small atom
- of high electronegativity
- with at least one lone pair of electrons

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16
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Explain how the strength of London forces is influenced by the
size of the temporary dipoles, which is influenced by:
- The number of electrons
- The interacting surface of the molecule

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17
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Identify the predominant (strongest) intermolecular force in a
substance

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18
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Melting and boiling points

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19
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Electrical conductivity

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