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IMF's
Ionic or Covalent?
VSEPR Theory
Polarity
Misc
100

What type of IMF's would be found in HCl?

What is dispersion and dipole-dipole

100

High melting points

What is ionic compound

100

This is the visible shape of H2O

What is Bent?

100
CS2
What is Non-polar?
100

This is the range in electronegativity required to make a bond polar

What is greater than 0.4-2.0?

200

What IMF is the weakest?

What is london forces or dispersion
200

Zero conductivity as a pure substance

What is both (ionic and covalent)

200
What would be the visible shape of a molecule that has 2 total bonded atoms and unshared pairs on the central atom and 1 unshared pair?

What is linear

200
OCl2
What is Polar?
200

This is the molecular formula of methane

What is CH4?

300

What molecule would have stronger IMF's: H2O or CCl4?

What is H2O?

300
Low conductivity as a solution

What is covalent 

300

This is the visible shape of CCl4

What is Tetrahedral?

300
PCl3
What is Polar?
300

What type of bond would be between HCl?

What is polar

400

What IMF's are present in C2H6? 

What is dispersion 

400

Acidic compounds (lower pH) tend to be:

What is covalent?

400

What is the difference between the electron geometry and visible geometry of a molecule?

What are lone pair electrons are included in the electron geometry

400
CO2
What is Non-polar?
400
Draw the molecule diagram for CO2 and include dipole arrows (if needed)

Teacher will check :)

500

Rank the following compounds from weakest intermolecular forces to strongest. 

Br2       NH3     HBr         

What is Br2 , HBr,  NH3     

500

Non-flammable

What is ionic?

500
This is the definition of the VSEPR theory
What is The repulsion between lone pair and bonded valence electrons determines the three dimensional shape of a molecule?
500

These are the two things that determine the polarity of a molecule

What are visible shape and electronegativity (polar bonds)?

500

Explain why paint thinner will dissolve paint using the concept of polarity. 

What is both have the same polarity (both are non-polar) and like dissolves like.