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What type of bond is KCl?
Ionic bonds
What type of bond is BCl3
Polar covalent
What type of bond is P4
Nonpolar covalent bond
What type of bond is Br2
Nonpolar covalent bond
Order K, N, Ga, Cs, and F from most to least electronegative?
F, N, Ga, K, Cs
Which is more electronegative? F or P
F
Which is more electronegative? O or Se
O
Which is more electronegative? Si or N
N
Which is more electronegative? Li or Be
Be

Which bond is most electronegative?
C-O
Which direction does the polarity go for each of these bonds? Br - Br, H - Cl, F - CH3
No polarity. Towards the Cl, towards the F
Induced dipoles are?
Weak
How long to induced dipoles last?
Very short-lived
The XeCl4 molecule is? Polar or nonpolar?
Nonpolar

Where is the negative pole on each of these molecules?
Between the F atoms

Where is the negative pole on each of these molecules?
Between the O and F atoms

Which molecule should have the highest dipole moment, and why?
COFH because the polar bonds in COF2 nearly cancel each other out

Which of the molecules are polar?
CH2Cl2, PCl3, SO2

Which of the following compounds are polar?
HCl, H2O, CHCl3

Which of these molecules are polar?
CH3F, HF, NH3, H2O

Which substances exhibit only London (dispersion) forces
Cl2 and He

Which of the substances have polar interactions (dipole-dipole forces) between molecules?
NF3 and ClF
Which of these have the highest boiling point, Highest to lowest? CH4, CH3OH, CH3Cl
CH3OH, CH3Cl, CH4
Arrange this intermolecular forces by strength strong to weak. LDF, Dipole-dipole, hydrogen
Hydrogen, dipole-dipole, LDF
Arrange in strength order. Dipole - dipole, hydrogen, ion-ion, dispersion


Which of these are hydrogen bonded
The third one

Which molecules can hydrogen?
HF and CH3OH
What are the boiling points of liquids determined by?
The intermolecular forces that must be energetically overcome for that liquid to convert from a liquid to gas
What is the strongest intermolecular forces to be overcome when ethanol is converted from a liquid to a gas?
Hydrogen bonding

What is the strongest intermolecular force to be overcome when dichloromethane is converted from a liquid to a gas?
Dipole - dipole

Which pair of compounds or ions exhibit an ion-dipole interaction?
CH3OH and Na+
When a question asks to “identify the predominant intermolecular forces in each of these substances” how do you know which are hydrogen vs dipole-dipole
Hydrogen bonding has to have a hydrogen bonded to FONS, while dipole - dipole wont have the H attached
What intermolecular forces does CH3Cl have?
Dipole - dipole and dispersion

Which of the substances have polar interactions? Dipole - dipole
The top two

Which of the choices shows a hydrogen bond?
H3N - - - - H—O—H