FOS-C Chemical Bonds & Reactions Section E

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What does (s) mean in a chemical formula

solid

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What does (l) mean in a chemical formula

liquid

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What does (g) mean in a chemical formula

gas

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What does (aq) mean in a chemical formula

dissolved in water

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What are intramolecular forces

forces that act within a molecule

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What are intermolecular forces

forces that act between particles

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Are inter or intra molecular forces generally weaker

intermolecular 

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What type of intermolecular force is stronger than intramolecular forces 

ionic

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What is needed to break inter/intramolecular bonds and what are some examples of this

energy, heat/electricity

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What are some examples of changing intermolecular bonds

transitions from solid to liquids to gas

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Boiling water is a ___ change and affects ___molecular bonds

physical, inter

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Splitting water molecules is a ____ change and affects ___molecular bonds. 

chemical, intra

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What is the strongest intermolecular force 

ionic

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What is the second strongest intermolecular force

hydrogen bonding 

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What is the third strongest intermolecular force

dipole-dipole

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What is the weakest intermolecular force

london dispersion

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Describe ionic intermolecular forces

between ions (charged particles) and are solid at room temp

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Describe hydrogen bonding intermolecular forces

between hydrogen and nitrogen/oxygen/fluorine and is a covalent bond

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Describe Dipole-dipole intermolecular forces 

between molecules with polar bonds, most common, and is covalent

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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

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What in a bond determines how easy it is to boil or melt it

strength

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Why does water do anything it does

hydrogen bonding

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