intermolecular forces Flashcards

1
Q

what state will the molecule be if the intermolecular forces are very strong ?

A

liquids or solids

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2
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name the three types of intermolecular forces ?

A

Van der waals forces
dipole-dipole forces
hydrogen bonding

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3
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what is dipole moment ?

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the meaure of net polarity

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4
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what has happened in a molecule with no dipole moment ?

A

in a molecule with more than one polar bond , the effects of each bond may cancel .

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5
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what do dipole moments depend on ?

A

the shape of molecules

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6
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How do you tell if a dipole moment has cancelled out ?

A

electron density evenly spread

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7
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what do dipole dipole forces act between ?

A

molecules with permanent dipoles

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8
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will two molecules that have dipoles attract one another?

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yes and they will flip to give an arrangement where the two molecules attract

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9
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describe van der waals forces ?

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all atoms and molecules are made up of positive and negative charges even though they are neutral overall . Their weak electrostatic attractions between theses charges called Van der waals forces

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10
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how do Van der waals forces work ?

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electrons are constantly moving , therefor constantly creating new dipoles . This causes the other atoms to be attracted to the original atom and creates induced dipoles .the forces between these dipoles are called van der waals forces

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11
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where do van der waals forces act ?

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between all atoms and molecules at any time

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12
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what increases the size of instantaneous dipole ?

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the amount of electrons

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13
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why does the boiling points of noble gas increase as the atomic number of noble gas increases ?

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atoms with a higher atomic mass have more electrons and therefor produce strong van der waals forces

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14
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why do the boiling points of hydrocarbons increase with chain length

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a higher molecular mass = stronger van der waals forces

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15
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what is a hydrogen bond ?

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a hydrogen atom covantley bonded to a very electronegative atom ( F,N ,O)which has a lone pair

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16
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why is hydrogen bonding important ?

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because they are strong in groups but weaker individual thn covalent bonds , they can still widthstand situations that covalent bonds can’t

17
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when water is in a liquid states , what are the hydrogen bonds like ?

A

free to move , constantly breaking and reforming

18
Q

when water is in a solid state what are the hydrogen bonds like ?

A

water molecules not free to move ,hydrogen bonds hold them in place

19
Q

what is the structure of ice ?

A

molecules are slightly less packed than in liquid and the structure is that of a diamond .

20
Q

what is more dense , ice or water ?

A

ice

21
Q

give the relative strength of attractions in order of weakest to strongest ?

A

van der waals forces , dipole-dipole interactions , hydrogen bonding , covalent bonding