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A2 Checkpoint: Intermolecular forces
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Draw two ammonia molecules (structural formulae). Indicate the force of attraction between them and identify this force by labelling it on the diagram
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Intermolecular forces are stronger than chemical bonds
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Drag the substances to sort them according to their intermolecular force between their particles.
CO
2
CH
4
NH
3
H
2
NO
H
2
O
C
2
H
5
OH
H
2
S
HCl
Dipole-Dipole forces
London forces
Hydrogen bonding forces
Which molecule(s) has hydrogen bonding between adjacent molecules?
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None
Which molecule(s) has polar covalent bonds with London dispersion forces between adjacent molecules?
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None
Which molecule(s) has non-polar covalent bonds with London dispersion forces between adjacent molecules?
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None
Which molecule(s) has dipole-dipole forces between adjacent molecules?
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None
Match the definitions with the correct term
Intermolecular force between molecules with hydrogen and O/N/F
London dispersion forces
Weak forces of attraction between non-polar molecules
Dipole-dipole forces
Forces of attraction between molecules with partial positive and partial negative charges
Hydrogen bonding forces