Bond Types
Intermolecular Forces
Electrons
Shapes
Boiling Points
100

What is the type of bond formed when valence electrons are shared? 

covalent

100

What is the intermolecular force created between molecules with oppositely charged ends? 

dipole

100

What is the charge on an ion when the atom loses 2 electrons?

2+

100

What is the molecular shape of a molecule that has 4 atoms around the central atom and no lone pairs?

tetrahedral

100

Between H20 and H2S, which has a higher boiling point? 

H2O

200

What is the bond formed when valence electrons are transferred? 

ionic

200

What is force of attraction between unpaired electrons of a highly electronegative element of one molecule and a hydrogen atom of another molecule? 

hydrogen bond

200

When an atom loses an electron, what type of ion does it form?

cation

200

What is the molecular shape of a molecule with 3 atoms attached to the central atom with 1 lone pair of electrons around the central atom?

Pyramidal

200

What is the reason for higher melting/boiling points? 

Greater intermolecular forces

300

When the electronegativity difference between to atoms is 1.1 the bond type is ___________

polar covalent 

300

What is the intermolecular force involved when molecules can't form H-bonds or dipole interactions? 

dispersion force

300

What many electrons does oxygen have? 

8

300

What is the molecular shape of H2O?

Bent

300

Which has the highest boiling point -  polar covalent, nonpolar covalent and ionic compound? 

Ionic Compounds

400

Name an intRAmolecular force.

bonds between atoms - ionic and covalent bonds

400

What is the relationship between intermolecular forces and melting/boiling point? 

The stronger the intermolecular forces, the higher melting/boiling point

400

Which molecule has a higher boiling point - Nor Br2

Br2

400

What is the shape of two atoms bonded together with a polar bond? 

Asymmetrical linear

400

What intermolecular forces are responsible for the lowest boiling points?

dispersion forces

500

For a molecule to be polar, what TWO things does it need:

Polar bonds between atoms and an asymmetrical shape

500

What is the strongest of the intermolecular forces?

hydrogen bonds

500

Due to their valence electrons, what group do the halogens bond with most often?

Alkali metals

500

What type of molecular is formed when it has a tetrahedral shape along with polar bonds?

Non-polar molecule

500

Between hydrogen bonds and dipole-dipole interactions, which will have lower boiling points? 

Dipole-Dipole

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