What two elements are in water?
Hydrogen and Oxygen
Name two types of Intramolecular (within the molecule) forces.
Covalent bonds and Ionic bonds
Which is stronger, an Intermolecular Force (between two molecules) or an Intramolecular Force (within a molecule)?
Intramolecular Force - Ionic and Covalent Bonds within a molecule.
There are two types of Covalent Bonds. What types are there?
Polar and Non-polar
What happens in a Covalent Bond?
The electrons between the atoms are shared.
What type of Intermolecular Force is a special type of Dipole-Dipole bond created using Hydrogen and specific molecules with a high electronegativity?
Hydrogen Bonds
What kind of bond has an Electronegativity difference of 0.9?
Polar Covalent
What is the charge of the Hydrogen end of the water molecule? Negative or Positive?
Positive charge
What happens in an Ionic Bond?
Electrons are transferred from one atom to another.
What type of Intermolecular Force can be found between two molecules with Dipole moments (Polar molecules)?
Dipole-Dipole Bond
What kind of bond has an Electronegativity difference of 2.3?
Ionic
What is the charge of the Oxygen end of the water molecule? Negative or Positive?
Negative charge
What type of Ion is formed when it loses electrons and has a positive net charge? Cation or Anion?
Cation (because it is paw-sitively charged)
What type of Intermolecular Force can be found between a molecule with a Dipole moment (Polar molecule) and an Ion?
Ion-Dipole Interaction
When looking at the Electronegativity Table, which way do the numbers increase?
A. Down and left
B. Down and right
C. Up and left
D. Up and right
D. Up and right
What kind of molecule is water? Polar or Nonpolar?
Polar
What type of Ion is formed when it loses electrons and has a positive net charge? Cation or Anion?
Anion
What are the 3 types of elements that a Hydrogen atom can bond with to form a Hydrogen Bond?
How can you find the Electronegativity Difference between two atoms?
Subtract the electronegativity of one atom from the other, making sure to put the larger number on top.