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Intermolecular Forces
attractive forces between molecules, weaker than covalent bonds
Dipole-Dipole Forces
Attraction between polar molecules
Ion-dipole Forces
Attraction between an ion and polar molecule, higher FC on ion = stronger IMF
Hydrogen Bonding
type of dipole-dipole interaction, requires h-bond donors (H-N, O-H, F-H) attached to higher EN atom
Dispersion Forces
Attraction between temporary dipoles, all molecules experience this force,
Polarizability
how easily electron distribution can be distorted to form temporary dipoles, larger size larger P stronger IMF, molecular shape)
Relative Strengths of IMFS
ion-dipole> H-bonding > Dipole-Dipole > Dispersion
Hydrocarbon Bonds
Non-polar and one dispersion force
Stronger IMFs have:
Higher Boiling points and melting points