bonding and structure Flashcards

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what are the three types of intermolecular forces?

A

induced dipole dipole interactions (london forces), permanent dipole dipole interactions, and hydrogen bonds.

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2
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what are factors that effect london forces?

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amount of electrons in a molecule or atom

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3
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comment on the relative strength of london forces.

A

it is the weakest intermolecular force

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4
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what molecules/ atoms experience london forces?

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all molecules and atoms experience london forces, even polar molecules.

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5
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what is required for permanent dipole interactions to take place?

A

unsymmetrical polar molecules.

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6
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comment on the relative strength of a permanent dipole interaction.

A

stronger than london forces, weaker than hydrogen bonds.

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7
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what conditions are required for hydrogen bonding?

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1) A hydrogen atom bonded to a strongly electronegative element.
2) The electronegative element must have at least 1 lone pair of electrons ( oxygen, nitrogen, fluorine)

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