Intermolecular Forces Flashcards

1
Q

How do LDFS arise

A

Begin with a temporary dipole

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2
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When does the LDFs strength increase

A

When the number of electrons is increased

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3
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What is hydrogen bonding

A

Forces of attraction between molecules that contain highly polar bonds

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4
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How does hydrogen bonding arise

A

A large difference in electronegativity

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5
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How do you know a bond is hydrogen bonding

A

Is hydrogen js bonded to fluorine, oxygen or nitrogen

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6
Q

Why will an element have a higher melting point than others

A

(Bigger the gmf=mkre electrons)
More electrons present, more energy needed to break forces

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7
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A molecule is polar when it has a pdpd interactions (positive and negative side)

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