IMF and Phases of Matter Flashcards

1
Q

What is volatility

A

The tendency of a substance to vaporize

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2
Q

Will a substance with a high volatility I have a strong or weak IMF

A

Weak

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3
Q

What is viscosity

A

A measure of the resistance of a liquid to flow

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4
Q

Will a substance with high viscosity have a strong or weak IMF

A

Strong

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5
Q

What is surface tension

A

The energy required to increase the surface area of a liquid by a given amount

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6
Q

Will a substance with high surface tension have a strong or weak IMF

A

Strong

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7
Q

What is vapor pressure

A

The pressure of a vapor when molecules are jumping from the liquid to gas State

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8
Q

Will a substance with high vapor pressure have a strong or weak IMF

A

Weak

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9
Q

Will a substance with a high boiling point have a strong or weak IMF

A

High

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10
Q

Do you need to break the covalent chemical bond between O and H in boiling water

A

Nah

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11
Q

Do you need to break hydrogen bonds to boil water

A

Yessssssss

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12
Q

Do you only nonpolar molecules have London dispersion forces

A

No, all molecules do

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13
Q

Do only polar molecules have dipole dipole interactions

A

Yesssssssss

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14
Q

Is it true that all substances containing H and either nitrogen, oxygen, or fluorine will have hydrogen bonding

A

No because they might not be connected through a hydrogen bond

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15
Q

What is deposition

A

Phase change from gas straight to solid

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16
Q

What point on the phase change graph represents all three phases

A

Triple point

17
Q

What is the point in which gas and liquid phases are indistinguishable from one another

A

Critical point

18
Q

What is another common term for boiling point

A

Vaporization

19
Q

What is the normal point in atm

A

1.0

20
Q

What is the normal point in torr

A

760

21
Q

Which phase has the highest density and the lowest

A

Solid has the highest density and gases have the lowest

22
Q

Which of the phases can be compressed

A

Gases

23
Q

Which phase has a fixed shape and volume

A

Solid

24
Q

Which phase has a variable shape but a fixed volume

A

Liquid

25
Q

Phase has an indefinite shape and volume

A

Gas

26
Q

What is effusion

A

The escape of gas through a small opening in a container

27
Q

What is kinetic energy

A

Ask wife

Involves temperature change

28
Q

What is potential energy

A

Ask wife

Phase change but no temperature change

29
Q

What is an intermolecular force

A

A bond that holds together multiple atoms or molecules, connects different molecules to each other

30
Q

What is a intramolecular force

A

A force that holds together the atoms making up a molecule, within the molecule

31
Q

Rank the IMF’s from weakest to strongest

A

London dispersion, dipole dipole, hydrogen, ionic

32
Q

How do you tell which is stronger between two molecules in a London dispersion

A

The bigger it is, the stronger it is

33
Q

How do you tell which is stronger between two dipole-dipole interactions

A

The smaller it is and more electronegative, the stronger it is

34
Q

How do you tell which is stronger between hydrogen bonds

A

Which ever is more electronegative