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What does (s) mean in a chemical formula
solid
What does (l) mean in a chemical formula
liquid
What does (g) mean in a chemical formula
gas
What does (aq) mean in a chemical formula
dissolved in water
What are intramolecular forces
forces that act within a molecule
What are intermolecular forces
forces that act between particles
Are inter or intra molecular forces generally weaker
intermolecular
What type of intermolecular force is stronger than intramolecular forces
ionic
What is needed to break inter/intramolecular bonds and what are some examples of this
energy, heat/electricity
What are some examples of changing intermolecular bonds
transitions from solid to liquids to gas
Boiling water is a ___ change and affects ___molecular bonds
physical, inter
Splitting water molecules is a ____ change and affects ___molecular bonds.
chemical, intra
What is the strongest intermolecular force
ionic
What is the second strongest intermolecular force
hydrogen bonding
What is the third strongest intermolecular force
dipole-dipole
What is the weakest intermolecular force
london dispersion
Describe ionic intermolecular forces
between ions (charged particles) and are solid at room temp
Describe hydrogen bonding intermolecular forces
between hydrogen and nitrogen/oxygen/fluorine and is a covalent bond
Describe Dipole-dipole intermolecular forces
between molecules with polar bonds, most common, and is covalent
Describe London dispersion intermolecular forces
between molecules with temporary shifts in electron clouds that leads to attraction and is nonpolar covalent and a gas at room temp
What in a bond determines how easy it is to boil or melt it
strength
Why does water do anything it does
hydrogen bonding