polarity
IMFs
phase changes
solutions
misc.
100

A Carbon - Hydrogen system is always _______.

nonpolar

100

Rank the strengths of IMFs from strongest to weakest.

ion-dipole > hydrogen bonding > dipole-dipole > LDF

100

Name a phase change that has a negative delta H.

freezing, deposition, condensation

100

Which IMF is responsible for making a solution?

ion-dipole

100

The electronegativity trend increases from _____ to ____ and _____ to ____.  What is the most electronegative atom?

left to right; bottom to top; Fluorine (F)

200

Which molecule has a dipole moment greater than zero?

a. CH3OH

b. CH3

c. CH3CH2CH3

d. CCl4

CH3OH

200

Ammonia (NH3) can form ____ hydrogen bonds and water (H2O) can form ____ hydrogen bonds.

one (1); two (2)

200
Name a phase change that has a positive delta H.

vaporization, fusion, sublimation

200

When forming an ion-dipole (think A---B where A = H2O and B = NaCl), the reaction is ________ (endothermic/exothermic) and delta H is _____ (positive/negative).

exothermic; negative

200

Draw the Lewis dot structure for SO2. Include dipole arrows and assign partial charges. Don't worry about resonance. Determine if the molecule is polar or nonpolar.

{answer on mini whiteboard}

300

When drawing Lewis dot structures, the _____ electronegative atom is in the center.

least

300

Which molecule would you expect to have the lowest boiling point?

a. CH3

b. CH3CH2

c. CH3CH2CH3

d. CH3CH2CH3CH2

CH3

300

Normal boiling point occurs at _____ atm.

one (1)

300

When delta H soln is negative, the reaction is __________ (endothermic/exothermic). delta H solv-solv and H solu-solu are ________  (greater/less than) than delta H solv-solu.

exothermic; less than

300

The higher the lattice energy, the _____ (harder or easier) it is to dissolve/separate ions.

harder

400

Nonpolar molecules have a dipole moment ______ zero. Polar molecules have a dipole moment ____ zero.

equal to; not equal to 

400

All of the following can have a dipole moment greater than zero except:

a. CH3CN

b. C2H5OH

c. C2H4O

d. C2H6

C2H6

400

Which phase changes involve breaking IMFs? Which phase changes involve forming IMFs?

breaking: vaporization, sublimation, fusion (melting)

forming: condensation, deposition, freezing

400

When delta H soln is positive, the reaction is __________ (endothermic/exothermic). delta H solv-solv and H solu-solu are ________  (greater/less than) than delta H solv-solu.

endothermic; greater than

400

The two conditions for low solubility are:

1. strong lattice

2. weak hydration energy

500

Which two molecules are both nonpolar?

a. CO2 & H2O

b. H2O & CCl4

c. CCl4 & NH3

d. CO2 & CCl4

CO2 & CCl4

500

As IMF increases, __________ decreases.

vapor pressure

500

DAILY DOUBLE

Why does delta H vap require more energy than delta H fusion?

delta H vap requires more energy than delta H fusion because gas has no IMF, so all IMFs in liquids must be destroyed.

500

Why isn't oil and water considered a solution?

Oil and water are immiscible. They do not form a homogenous mixture.

500

FINAL JEOPARDY (discuss with team to determine how many points you want to bid)


Which of the following should have the highest vapor pressure?

a. C4H10, boiling point: -1 C

b. CH2Cl2, boiling point: 39.6 C

c. CH3CH2OH, boiling point: 78.2 C

d. H2O, boiling point: 100 C

C4H10