Bond Types
covalent bonds do this with their valence electrons.
What is sharing?
dipole-dipole force
What is the intermolecular force created between molecules with oppositely charged ends?
What is attraction between 2 or more molecules based on charge?
The strongest type of chemical bond
What is an ionic bond?
Water has a high boiling point at 100℃ because of this
What are strong IMFs?
What are hydrogen bonds?
An atom is....
What is a individual particle of an element?
ionic bonds do this with their valence electrons
What is transferring?
hydrogen bond
What is force of attraction between a highly electronegative element of one molecule and a hydrogen atom of another molecule?
The weakest type of IMF
What is London Dispersion Force?
Salt is a solid at room temperature while water is a liquid because...
What is salt has ionic bonds that are stronger than hydrogen bonds?
A molecule is...
What is two or more atoms bonded together?
IMFs
What are forces that hold molecules together?
dispersion force
What are IMFs that form because of random changes in the electron cloud?
The weaker chemical bond
What is a covalent bond?
Metals readily give away electrons to become stable because they have....
What is few valence electrons?
H2O
What is a molecule of water
ionic
What is the bond formed between a metal atom and a nonmetal atom?
The bond that holds water together
What are hydrogen bonds?
A particularly strong type of dipole-dipole interaction
What is hydrogen bonding?
Polar
What is a molecule that shares electrons unevenly?
The atoms in a molecule of carbon dioxide (CO2) are held together by this chemical bond
What are covalent bonds?
covalent
What is a bond formed when two nonmetal atoms bond together?
Van Der Waals Forces
What are weak, distance dependent attractions between neutral atoms?
The bonds that hold individual atoms together and are stronger overall
What are intramolecular forces/chemical bonds?
Oil and water do not mix because of this principal about Solvents.
What is "like-dissolves-like"?
The atoms in baking soda (NaCHO3) are held together by these chemical bonds.
What are ionic bonds?