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INTERMOLECULAR FORCES Flashcards

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1
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The fundamental difference between states of matter is?

A

distance between particles

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2
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Types of states

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liquid
gas
solid

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3
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Properties of a gas?

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disorder
empty space
rapid diffusion

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4
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Properties of liquid?

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Some disorder
particles move
some empty space (particles closer)
slow diffusion

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5
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Properties of solid?

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ordered
no particle movement
no diffusion

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6
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What are the 2 factors the state of a substance depends on?

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kinetic energy of particles

strength of attraction between particles

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7
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intermolecular vs intramolecular?

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INTER-forces that exist BETWEEN molecules

INTRA-forces that exist WITHIN molecules

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8
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What is stronger? intermolecular forces or intra?

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intramolecular forces are much stronger.

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9
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What force controls boiling point, viscosity, vapour pressure etc?

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Intermolecular forces

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10
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Another term for intermolecular forces?

A

Van der waals forces

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11
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What does the strength of intermolecular forces depend on?

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polarity

-more polar=stronger attraction between species

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12
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intermolecular forces are ?

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inversely proportional to distance squared

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13
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What are ion-dipole forces?

A

attractive force resulting in electrostatic attraction between ion and neutral molecule with dipole.
responsible for ionic substances dissolving polar solvents

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14
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what are dipole-dipole forces?

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partially negative ends of polar molecules are attracted to partially positive ends of nearby polar molecules

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15
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the more electronegative the element bound to hydrogen,

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the greater the dipole moment, dipole-dipole interactions and mp&bp

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16
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What is hydrogen bonding?

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primarily electrostatic force of attraction between a hydrogen atom which is covalently bound to a more electronegative atom

17
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What are London-Dispersion forces?

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weakest intermolecular force
all atoms/molecules are weakly attracted through L-D forces
present in ALL molecules

18
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how does shape affect L-D forces?

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long and skinny molecules have strong L-D forces compared to short and broad ones

19
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as molecular weight increases

A

boiling point increases

20
Q

Large molecules have?

more elcetrons=

A

large molecules = stronger dispersion forces= higher boiling points
More electrons= higher surface area= larger dispersion forces

21
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what are the force strengths?

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GREAT ionic bonding-Ion-dipole-hydrogen bonding-Dipole/dipole-Dispersion LEAST

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