GenChem 2 L2: Intermolecular Forces of Attraction (2)

Question 1

How to determine which IMF a substance has:

Hydrogen bonded to F,O,N

Answer 1

Hydrogen Bonding

Question 2

provides the hydrogen atom participating in a hydrogen bond.

Answer 2

hydrogen bond donor

Question 3

contains the lone pair-bearing electronegative atom

Answer 3

Hydrogen Bond Acceptor

Question 4

Types of Intermolecular Forces:

are the weakest type of IMFA and are present in between all electrically neutral molecules ― polar and nonpolar molecules

Answer 4

London Dispersion Forces

Question 5

distortion of electron cloud

Answer 5

Polarizability

Question 6

non polar atom becomes polar due to the presence of an ion or dipole.

Answer 6

Induced Dipoles

Question 7

Predicting Intermolecular Forces of Attraction for Molecules

atoms bonded by ionic bonds

Answer 7

Ionic Compounds

Question 8

Predicting Intermolecular Forces of Attraction for Molecules

transfer of an electron from a metal to nonmetal

Answer 8

Ionic Bonds

Question 9

Predicting Intermolecular Forces of Attraction for Molecules

the strength of the ion-ion interaction

Answer 9

Coulombs Law

Question 10

Predicting Intermolecular Forces of Attraction for Molecules

polar or nonpolar covalent molecules

Answer 10

Covalent Compounds

Question 11

Predicting Intermolecular Forces of Attraction for Molecules

sharing of electrons between two nonmetal atoms.

Answer 11

Covalent Bonds