Bonds
Naming
Inter/Intra-Molecular Forces
H-bonds?
Geometry
100

These bonds are held together by electrons spending time in the vacant orbitals of neighbors, near and far.

What is metallic bonding?

100

What is the name for IBr

What is iodine monobromide?

100

These intermolecular forces exist between a molecule of HBr and H2O

What are Keesom (dipole/dipole) interactions?

100

These are the requirements for H-bonding.

What are

-2 molecules

-one molecule with lone pair on N, O, or F

-one molecule with H bonded to N, O, or F

100

Carbon disulfide has this molecular geometry and bond angle

What is linear/180 degrees?

200

Determine the chemical formula between strontium and nitrogen.  Also, identify the type of bond.

What is Sr3Nand ionic bonding?

200

What is the name for the molecule Cl2O

What is dichlorine monoxide? 

200

These intramolecular forces exist in I2.

What are covalent bonds?

200

Can CHform a hydrogen bond with water?

What is *NO*?

200

What is the approximate bond angle of OF2?

What is 104.5 degrees?

300

Determine the chemical formula between sodium and phosphate.

What is Na3(PO4)?

300

Name the following compound: CuCl.

Copper (I) chloride

300

These intermolecular forces exist between these two molecules: NH3 and CH4.

What are Debye (dipole/induced-dipole) interactions?

300

Can H2COform an H-bond with water?

What is *YES*?

300

What is the molecular geometry and bond angle of SF6?

What is octahedral and 90 degrees?

400

Determine the chemical formula of Fe+3 and cyanide.

What is Fe(CN)3?

400

Name the following molecule: Ba(CO3)

What is barium carbonate?

400

These intermolecular forces are present between I2 and BH3.

What are London dispersion (induced-dipole/induced-dipole) interactions?

400

Can 2 molecules of hydrogen cyanide form an H-bond with each other?

What is *NO*?

400

What is the molecular geometry and bond angle of CH2O?

What is trigonal planar and 120 degrees?

500

Determine the charge of Manganese in MnCl2

What is +2?

500

What allows ionic compounds to be so strong:

-atoms gaining an octet

-attraction of opposite charges

-both reasons listed above

What is attraction of opposite charges?

500

These intramolecular forces are found in one molecule of hydrogen cyanide?

What are covalent AND ionic bonds?

500

Can CH3OCH3 form a H-bond with water?

What is *YES*?

500

Determine the molecular geometry around the nitrogen atom found in N2H4.  Also provide an accurate dot structure and an approximate bond angle.

What is trigonal pyramidal and ~107 degrees?