Intermolecular Forces Flashcards

1
Q

When do IMF occur?

A

between different molecules

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2
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What are atoms held together by?

A

Shared pairs of electrons (covalent bonds)

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3
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How are the molecules attracted to eachother?

A

By weaker IMF

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4
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What are the 3 types of IMF?

A

Hydrogen boding
Permanent dipole dipole
London forces

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5
Q

What are London forces?

A

Temporary, induced dipole-dipole forces
Non-polar molecules
Present in all molecular substances

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7
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When do London forces occur?

A

The electrons are constantly moving around and there is an uneven electron distribution- causes a temporary dipole

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8
Q

Are London forces strong?

A

No- they are the weakest IMF

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9
Q

How does the strength of London forces increase by?

A

The number of electrons in the molecule/atom increases
The surface contact of the molecules/atoms increases

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10
Q

When does PD-PD occur?

A

Between polar molecules e.g. between HCL molecules

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11
Q

Do very small differences in electronegativity produce significant dipoles?

A

No

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