Liquids And Solids Flashcards

0
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Polar molecules have little attraction in the _______ state because ________

A

Gaseous

They are very far apart

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Polar molecules are also called _____ because they have a slightly negative and slightly positive end

A

Dipoles

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Highly polar molecules have higher boiling points than low polar molecules because

A

They have stinger attractive forces

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3
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Covalent bond strength from weakest to strongest

A

London, dipole dipole, H bond

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4
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London forces are also called

A

Dispersion forces
Van der waal’s forces
Instantaneous dipole forces
Induced dipole forces

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5
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What are London forces

A

Weak instantaneous dipoles that are attracted toward each other

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6
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Small atoms have ______polarizablities

A

Low

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7
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Big atoms have __________ polarizablities

A

High

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8
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Polarizablity

A

The ease with which the electron cloud around an atom or molecule may be deformed into a dipole
(Ability to make an atom polar)

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9
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Hydrogen bonds occur when hydrogen bonds with

A

N O or F

NOF

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10
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Surface tension

A

Attractive forces between molecules at the surface of a liquid

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11
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Cohesive forces

A

Attractions between identical molecules in a liquid

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12
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Adhesive forces

A

Attractions between different molecules in a liquid or a flat surface

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13
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Viscosity

A

A liquids resistance to flow

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14
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Ex of a high viscosity

A

Syrup (think liquid)

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15
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Ex of a low viscosity

A

Water

16
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Low viscosity is seen in substances with

A

Low attractive forces

17
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Vapor pressure

A

The pressure that develops in the gas phase above a liquid in a closed container

18
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Normal boiling point

A

Boiling point at 1 ATM

19
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Boiling occurs when

A

Vapor pressure is equal to atmospheric pressure around the liquid

20
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Heat of vaporization

A

Energy needed to convert 1 gram of liquid into 1 gram of gas at a temp at normal boiling point

21
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Heat of vaporization is equal to

A

Negative heat of condensation

22
Q

Polar substances have _______ heats of vaporization than non polar substances

A

Higher

23
Q

Lattice energy

A

Energy needed to distrust a crystal

24
Q

The strongest attractive force in chem

A

A cation attracted to an anion

25
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Lattice energy in ionic compounds is

A

Very high

26
Q

Molecular crystals may be composed of

A

Either nonmetals or covenant molecules

27
Q

Network crystals has atoms that are _________ bonded together

A

Covalently

28
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Triple point

A

Point at which all 3 phases exist in equilibrium

29
Q

The only substance to not have a triple point is _______ because ________

A

Helium

It does not have a solid phase

30
Q

Critical point

A

Maximum point at which any liquid may exist

31
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Supercritical fluid

A

Point past critical point, no difference between gases and liquids

32
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Sublimation

A

From a solid to a gas