Polarity & Solubility, H-bonding Flashcards

1
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Which element is the most electronegative?

A

Fluorine

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2
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What makes a non-polar bond?

A

When electrons are shared equally between atoms.

  1. Same element
  2. Symmetrical
  3. Contains C & H
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3
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What makes a polar bond?

A

If a molecule is unsymmetrical. (Electron pairs not attracted equally to each atom)

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4
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Explain the polarity of water.

A

Water has polar covalent bonds and is an unsymmetrical molecule with a bent shape. because of this, the molecule as a whole is polar (it has a slightly positive and a slightly negative end)

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5
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What is the solubility rule?

A

“Like dissolves like”

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6
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If a solute is Hydrophilic it is?

A

‘Water loving”

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7
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What is the name for a solute that is ‘water hating’?

A

Hydrophobic

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8
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Polar solvents dissolve _____ or ____ solutes?

A

Ionic or polar

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9
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Non-polar solvents are usually ____ ____ and dissolve non-polar solutes. Making them hydrophobic.

A

Organic compounds

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10
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True or false, non-polar covalent bonds are mostly soluble in water?

A

False. most are insoluble in water.

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11
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Because water molecules are polar, significant intermolecular attractions exist between molecules; these are commonly known as?

A

Hydrogen bonds

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12
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The hydrogen bonding in water causes water molecules stick together quite strongly resulting in?

A

1 . High latent heat

  1. High specific heat
  2. High surface tension
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13
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The energy required to change the state of a substance without increasing its temperature is called?

A

Latent heat.

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14
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What is Latent heat energy in the body used for?

A

To evaporate the water from sweat on the skin to cool the body down

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15
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Define specific heat capacity.

A

A measure of the amount of energy required to change the temperature of a substance

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