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Cards (65)

  • What holds the molecules together?
    Intermolecular Forces of attraction
  • These are called Van der Waals Forces?
    Intermolecular forces of attraction
  • They arise from weak electrostatic attractions between molecules?
    Intermolecular forces of attraction
  • These are intermolecular forces of attraction between neutral molecules?
    Van der Waals Forces
  • The noble prize in physics in 1910 by Johannes van der Waals for his work on the intermolecular forces
  • What are the two forces of attraction in matter?
    Inter and intra
  • The forces that hold atoms together within a molecule or ionic comound?
    Intramolecular force
  • The forces that exist between molecules or ions and molecules?
    Intermolecular force
  • What molecular force is stronger?
    Intramolecular force
  • What happens when atoms attract each other?
    Changes in state of matter
  • Gas-Plasma?
    Ionization
  • Plasma-Gas?
    Deionization
  • Gas-Solid?
    Deposition
  • Solid-Gas?
    Sublimination
  • Liquid-Solid?
    Freezing
  • Solid-Liquid?
    Melting
  • Liquid-Gas?
    Vaporization
  • Gas-Liquid?
    Condensation
  • Ion and polar molecule is the basis of attraction?
    Ion Dipole
  • Partial charges of polar molecules is the basis of attraction?
    Dipole-Dipole
  • H bonded to N, O, or F, and another N, O, or F is the basis of attraction?
    Hydrogen bond
  • Induced dipoles of polarized molecules is the basis of attraction?
    London Dispersion
  • 600-40?
    Ion dipole
  • 25-5?
    Dipole-Dipole
  • 40-10?
    Hydrogen bond
  • 40-0.05?
    London Dispersion
  • Ion charge-Dipole Charge?
    Ion-Dipole
  • Polar bond to H- Dipole Charge?
    Hydrogen bond
  • Dipole Charges?
    Dipole Dipole
  • Ion charge-polarized e cloud?
    Ion-induced dipole
  • Dipole charge-polarized e cloud?
    Dipole-Induced dipole
  • Polarized e clouds?
    London Dispersion
  • 2-10?
    Dipole-Induced dipole
  • 3-15?
    Ion-Induced dipole
  • 3 types of Van der Waals forces?
    Dipole Dipole, London Dispersion, H bond
  • These are forces of attraction that occur between polar molecules?
    Dipole-Dipole Forces
  • These are forces effective only when polar molecules are very close?
    Dipole-Dipole forces
  • As distance increase the strength of bond decrease
  • For molecules of approximately equal mass and size, the strength of force of attraction increases as the polarity?
    Increases
  • What influence the strength of dipole?
    Radius