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why intermolecular forces important
control melting/boiling point, energy needed for phase change, solubility and structure
dipole/dipole
when the positive end of one molecule is attracted to the negative end of another, the more polar the stronger the bond is, ex HCl
hydrogen bond
a really strong dipole/dipole bond, always has F,O, or N (highly electronegative atoms) ex. h20
LDF
instantaneous dipole bond, when one end of an molecule becomes slightly more negative than the other and bonds to another slightly more postive end of another molecule (ex He2 and NeonXenon
ion-dipole interactions
interactions with the charged ends of polar molecules to give ion-dipole interactions
van der waals forces
dipole dipole, hydrogen, and ldf bonds
is it possible for there to be mulitiple kinds of intermolecular bonds holding a substance together?
yes :)
strength order of van der waals forces
ldf<dipole dipole<hydrogen
strength order of all intermolecular bonds
ion dipole>dipole dipole (incl. hydrogen)>dipole/induced dipole ldf
if there is a lone pair with three bonds the angles are _______
<120
AX2
linear
AX3
triangular planar
AX4
tetrahedron (4 bonds)
AX5
triangular bipyrimidal
AX6
tetrahedron
AX2
linear
AX3
triangular planar
AX4
tetrahedron (4 bonds)
AX5
triangular bipyrimidal
AX6
tetrahedron
bond angle of 2 bonds
180
bond angle of 3 bonds
120
bond angle of 4 bonds
109.5
inTERmolecular bonding
bonding WITHIN a molecule
inTRAmolecular bonding
bonding BETWEEN two or more molecules that already have intermolecular bonds
monoatomic ions
ions with only one atom (ex Ca 2+, Mg 2+)
polyatomic ions
ions with multiple atoms (SO4 2-, NO3 -)
LDFs ________ with size because of a _______ number of electrons in _______atoms
increase, larger, bigger