Intermolecular Forces Flashcards

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Types of intermolecular forces

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  1. hydrogen bonds
  2. Permanent dipole dipole interactions
  3. London forces
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2
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Where do London forces occur

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ALL simple covalent molecule
Separate atoms in noble gases

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3
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Factors affecting London forces

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Amount of electrons
Shape of molecule

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4
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Anomalous properties of ice

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Less dense than water
High boiling points
Molecules held apart by hydrogen bonds

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5
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Where does hydrogen bonding occur

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Compounds that have a hydrogen attached to nitrogen oxygen or flourine

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6
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Where do permanent dipole interactions occur

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Polar molecules

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7
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Properties of permeant dipole interactions

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Stronger than London forces
High boiling points
Asymmetrical bonds

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8
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Formation of a permeant dipole

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Unequal distribution of electrons in a bond

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9
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Why is average bond enthalpy important

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Larger the average bond the stronger the covalent bond

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