Inter/Intramolecular Forces
These are the three INTERMOLECULAR forces.
What is LDF (London Dispersion Forces), Dipole-Dipole, and Hydrogen Bonding (H-Bonding)?
This value tells you which element should go in the center of the Lewis Structure.
What is the electronegativity value?/What is electronegativity?
This is why this compound would NOT have Hydrogen Bonding present.
What is because there are no direct H-O, H-F, or H-N bonds?
These are the two indicators to tell you if a compound is POLAR.
What is if two or more different nonmetals bonded together AND if lewis structure has "left over" (unbonded, lone pairs) dots/electrons?
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These are the three INTRAMOLECULAR forces.
What is ionic bonding, covalent bonding, and metallic bonding?
This number is how you determine the number of valence electrons.
What is the group number?
2 PART: This is how you would draw the compounds HBr and Br2
This compound would have the higher boiling point and this is the reason why.
What is HBr because it has a stronger force present (dipole-dipole) in comparison to Br2?
This indicates that compound is nonpolar
What is if two SAME nonmetals are bonded to one another AND there are NO "left over" (unbonded, lone pair) electrons?
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This force is only present when there are direct bonds of H--F, H--N or H--O.
What is Hydrogen Bonding?
This is the shape of a lewis structure when it is shaped like an "upside-down V"
What is Bent?
This is the reason why compounds with stronger forces have higher melting/boiling points.
What is the stronger the forces, the more energy required to separate them making the boiling/melting points high?
This force is present when compounds are considered polar.
What is Dipole-Dipole?
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This force is only present between two or more metals
What is metallic bonding?
This is the Lewis Structure for the compound F2
What is...
This is the correct order of decreasing polarity for the given compounds: As--P, Si--P, S--P
What is Si--P, S--P, As--P?
Polarity is defined as this.
What is the unequal or asymmetrical sharing of electrons?
These are the periods Ms. Hall has off (doesn't have classes during these periods)
What is 4th and 8th period?
This force is only present between a metal and nonmetal.
What is ionic bonding?
2 PART: This is the rule that says all elements in a Lewis Structure want to have 8 elements surrounding it.
This element doesn't follow this rule.
What is the Octet Rule? What is Hydrogen?
This is the correct order of increasing polarity for the given compounds: F-N, N-O, Cl-N, Si-N
What is Cl-N, N-O, F-N, Si-N?
Electrons are shared like this when two of the same nonmetal are bonded together.
What is equally or symmetrical?
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