Lecture 24: IMF Flashcards
property associated with a
the strength of the attractive forces between gas molecules (more impact than b)
property associated with b
the finite volume occupied by the gas molecules themselves
ideal conditions
-insignificant volume compared to container
-move randomly and constantly
-collide elastically with walls of container and other gas molecules
-have no intermolecular interactions
-average kinetic energy is proportional to temp
a gas’s deviation of PV/RT from 1 is
its deviation from ideality
PV bigger than ideal=
deviation due to repulsion between molecules
PV is smaller than ideal
deviation due to attraction between gas molecules
at what conditions are ideal gas behaviors not observed
high pressure and low temp
bigger a and b constants=
less ideal gas conditions
5 types of IM forces
- Ion-Diople
- Hydrogen Bonding
- Dipole-Dipole
- Dipole-Induced Dipole
- London Dispersion Forces
temporary dipole
temporary separation of charge in an atom of molecule produced by momentary uneven distribution of electrons
polarizability
relative ease with which the electron cloud in a molecule, ion, or atom can be distorted, inducing a temporary dipole
larger atoms = ? IM forces
larger
flat molecules (greater surface area) = ? IM forces
greater
LD forces are between
all molecules
Dipole-Induced Dipole forces are between
polar + non polar molecules