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Low vapor pressure
High boiling point = _____ vapor pressure
High BP, Low VP
Strong intermolecular forces = ___ bp, ____ vp
Low BP, High VP
Weak intermolecular forces= ____ bp, ____ vp
Higher boiling point, higher viscosity
Large molecules = _____ bp, ____ viscosity
Higher boiling point, lower vapor pressure
More hydrogen bonding = ____ BP, _____ VP
High boiling point, high melting point
Ionic bonds = _____ BP, ______ MP
Higher boiling point than nonpolar molecules of similar size
Polar molecules = ______ BP than nonpolar molecules of a smaller size
Low boiling point, high vapor pressure
Nonpolar molecules = ____ BP, ____ VP
Lower boiling point, higher vapor pressure
Small molecules = _____ BP, ____ VP
Higher boiling point, higher viscosity
More electrons (bigger atoms) = _____ BP, _____ viscosity
High boiling point, low vapor pressure
Hydrogen bonding = ____ BP, ____ VP
Moderate boiling point
Dipole-dipole interactions = ______ BP
Low boiling point, high vapor pressure
London dispersion forces = ____ BP, ____ VP
Higher boiling point
High molecular weight = ___ BP
Higher boiling point (larger molecules)
Polarizability = _____ BP, _____ sized molecules
Strong intermolecular forces
High viscosity = _____ IMF
High boiling point, high melting point
Strong ionic bonds = ___ BP, ____ MP
LDF (Nonpolar) <Dipole Dipole (Polar) <Hydrogen Bonding<Ionic
Rank the Strength of Intermolecular Forces (Weakest to strongest)
F, O, N
All possible hydrogen bonds
H₂O has a higher boiling point (stronger hydrogen bonds)
H₂O vs. H₂S = Boiling Point
C₆H₆ has a higher boiling point (larger, more electrons)
CH₄ vs. C₆H₆ = Boiling Point
NH₃ has a higher boiling point (hydrogen bonding)
NH₃ vs. PH₃ = Boiling Point
NaCl has a higher boiling point (ionic bonds vs. dispersion)
NaCl vs. CH₄ = Boiling Point
SO₂ has a higher boiling point (polar, dipole-dipole forces)
CO₂ vs. SO₂ = Boiling Point
LDF Noble gas
Ar (IMF)
Dipole, LD
HCl
Hydrogen bonding, LD
HF
ionic
CaCl2
LD
CH4
dipole, LD
CO
ionic
NaNO3