AP chem - chapter 11 (in textbook) IMFs
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intermolecular forces
forces of attraction between (at least 2) molecules, which influence the physical properties of substances, including boiling points, melting points, and solubility.
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solids have __ IMFs than liquids
stronger
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4 IMFs
dipole-dipole (perm polar molecules/dipole moments), hydrogen bonding, LDFs, and ion-diople forces
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because solids have stronger IMFs, they have ___ shape and volume
definite
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liquids are held together by medium-ish strength IMFs, that’s why they have __ volume and __ shape of their container
definite, assume
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molecular compounds of low molecular weight tend to be __ at room temp
gases
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LiCl is a ionic __ at room temp
solid
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