EX3: BOILING & MELTING POINT Flashcards
- the temperature at which the VAPOUR PRESSURE of the substance is EQUAL to the ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE above it
BOILING POINT
a liquid at a higher pressure has a _____ boiling point than a liquid at a lower atmospheric pressure
HIGHER
BOILING POINT is also an indicator of the ___ of the compound
VOLATILITY
what is the volatility of low boiling point
HIGH VOLATILE
- at a given temperature, a compound will exist as _____ if it has a LOW NORMAL BOILING POINT
GAS
- at a given temperature, a compound will exist as ______ if it has HIGHER NORMAL BOILING POINT
LIQUID OR SOLID
- it occurs between one molecule and another, influences directly the boiling point and are dependent on the functional groups present on the organic compound
INTERMOLECULAR FORCES OF ATTRACTION
WITHIN THE MOLECULE
INTRA
BETWEEN MULTIPLE MOLECULES
INTER
- WEAK INTERMOLECULAR ATTRACTION formed by induced polarization of molecules which is caused by FLUCTUATING CHARGES due to the NEARNESS OF THE MOLECULES as they vibrate
VAN DER WAALS DISPERSION FORCES
VAN DER WAALS DISPERSION FORCES is commonly observed among ____
HYDROCARBON GROUPS
VAN DER WAALS DISPERSION FORCES occurs only within _____ between molecules
SHORT DISTANCES
- occurs among PARTIALLY IONIC or polar molecules
- these molecules contain an ASYMMETRICAL CHARGE due to the two poles of the molecule: one end is partially negative while the other end is partially positive
DIPOLE-DIPOLE INTERACTION
DIPOLE-DIPOLE INTERACTION occurs among ____
PARTIALLY IONIC / POLAR MOLECULES
- formed between PARTIALLY POSITIVE (H+) and an ADJACENT ELECTRONEGATIVE ATOM which bears a partial negative charge
- intermolecular hydrogen bonds tend to rise boiling point of an organic compound
basta may Hydrogen + electronegative atom**
HYDROGEN BONDING
- intermolecular hydrogen bonds tend to ____ boiling point of an organic compound
RISE
- takes place between molecules having OPPOSITE CHARGES and INVOLVES AN ELECTROSTATIC INTERACTION between the two opposite charges
- the functional groups which most easily ionize are AMINES and CARBOXYLIC ACIDS, such as the reaction of ammonia (NH3 with a carboxylic acid (carboxylate ion)
IONIC BONDING