Gases
Forces of Attraction
Liquids and Solids
Phase Changes
100

Name one unit of air pressure.

atm, kPa, barr, torr, etc.

100

True or False: Methane (CH4) is more soluble in water than ammonia (NH3).

False

100

Name one liquid with high viscosity.

Honey, syrup, motor oil, etc.

100

Which phase change is opposite of vaporization (evaporation)?

Condensation

200

The movement of one material through another is known as __________.

diffusion

200

Which of the following molecules can form hydrogen bonds? 

A. HBr

B. NaCl

C. BC4

D. H2O2

D. H2O2

200

Which type of crystalline solid often has excellent conductivity? 

Metallic solids

200

Three phases of a substance can coexist at the __________.

triple point

300

Calculate the ratio of effusion rates between Hydrogen (H2) and Helium (He).

1.41

300

Which end of the HF molecule is partially negative?

The F (fluorine) side

300

Which intermolecular forces are present within an atomic solid?

Dispersion forces only.

300

List three phase changes that require energy.

Melting, vaporization (evaporation) and sublimation

400

What type of system usually leads to stormy weather?

Low-pressure system

400

Which intermolecular force(s) would a sample of methane (CH4) contain?

Dispersion forces only.

400

The curved surface of water caused by hydrogen bonding with the sides of the container is called the _________.

meniscus

400

Snowflakes forming on the window on a cool morning are an example of _____________.

deposition

500

Which two scientists originally proposed kinetic molecular theory?

Ludwig Boltzmann and James Maxwell

500

Which periodic trend is related to the intermolecular forces exerted between molecules?

Electronegativity

500

Write five of the states of matter.

Solid, liquid, gas, plasma, bose-einstein condensate, fermionic condensate

500

What is the temperature change associated with the vaporization of liquid water?

The temperature doesn't change!