Water Flashcards

1
Q

electronegative trend on periodic table increases:

A

to the right and up

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2
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electronegative trend on periodic table decreases:

A

to the left and down

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3
Q

electronegativity is a measure of

A

an atom’s ability to pull electrons towards itself in a COVALENT bond

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4
Q

electrons are shared _______ between “like” atoms

A

equally

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5
Q

electrons are NOT shared equally when atoms have

A

different electronegativity

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6
Q

the greater the difference in electronegativity…

A

the more unequal the electron sharing

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7
Q

a dipole moment occurs when

A

there is an unequal distribution of electronegativiy/charge

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8
Q

a dipole moment occurs when

A

there is unequal sharing of electrons between atoms

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9
Q

attraction/repulsion forces get _________ as the bond length increases

A

weaker

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10
Q

dipoles will ALWAYS _______ to maximize ____________ and minimize ____________

A

re-orient themselves, attractive forces, repulsive forces

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11
Q

water has a low ___________ and a high __________

A

vapor pressure, heat of vaporization

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12
Q

what causes water molecules to be “sticky”

A

hydrogen bonding between water molecules

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13
Q

water has a relatively high ____________

A

boiling point

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14
Q

in water, when molecular attraction DOMINATES over vibrational motion:

A

water exists as a solid (ice)

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15
Q

in water, when molecular vibration and molecular attraction COMPETE:

A

water becomes a fluid liquid

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16
Q

in water, when molecular vibration is DOMINANT over molecular attraction:

A

water molecules break free from surface of liquid matrix, become vapor

17
Q

hydrogen bonding in terms of dipole forces

A

hydrogen is “trapped” between positive and negative dipoles

18
Q

bonding is strongest when atoms are in a

A

straight line

19
Q

hydration shells act to

A

insulate electrostatic charges from one another

20
Q

high dielectric constant =

A

good insulator

21
Q

R-OH

A

alcohol, polar

22
Q

lipids are

A

immiscible

23
Q

entropy

A

degree of disorder

24
Q

London dispersion forces

A

result of fluctuations in electrostatic forces between molecules in close proximity to one another

25
Q

amphiphilic

A

have BOTH polar and non-polar regions

considered to be emulsifying agents