Intermolecular forces

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1

Intermolecular forces are stronger than chemical bonds

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9

Drag the substances to sort them according to their intermolecular force between their particles.

C2H5OH

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1

Which molecule has hydrogen bonding between adjacent molecules?

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2

Which TWO molecules have polar covalent bonds with London dispersion forces between adjacent molecules?

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1

Which molecule(s) has non-polar covalent bonds with London dispersion forces between adjacent molecules?

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1

Which molecule has dipole-dipole forces between adjacent molecules?

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3

Match the definitions with the correct term

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Forces of attraction between molecules with partial positive and partial negative charges		London dispersion forces
Intermolecular force between molecules with hydrogen and O/N/F		Dipole-dipole forces
Weak forces of attraction between non-polar molecules		Hydrogen bonding forces

5

Categorise these substances according to their crystal lattices when in solid form:

Ca
Ne
FeS
LiOH

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1

Reorder these substances in order from LOWEST melting point to HIGHEST melting point based on their crystal structures:

O2
HCl
NH3
MgCl2

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1

Reorder these substances in order from LOWEST melting point to HIGHEST melting point based on their crystal structures:

He
H2O
Zn
CO

5

Intermolecular forces

Intermolecular forces are stronger than chemical bonds

Drag the substances to sort them according to their intermolecular force between their particles.

Which molecule has hydrogen bonding between adjacent molecules?

Which TWO molecules have polar covalent bonds with London dispersion forces between adjacent molecules?

Which molecule(s) has non-polar covalent bonds with London dispersion forces between adjacent molecules?

Which molecule has dipole-dipole forces between adjacent molecules?

Match the definitions with the correct term

Categorise these substances according to their crystal lattices when in solid form:

Reorder these substances in order from LOWEST melting point to HIGHEST melting point based on their crystal structures:

Reorder these substances in order from LOWEST melting point to HIGHEST melting point based on their crystal structures:

Classify each crystal lattice as ionic, molecular or network

Intermolecular forces are stronger than chemical bonds

Drag the substances to sort them according to their intermolecular force between their particles.

Which molecule has hydrogen bonding between adjacent molecules?

Which TWO molecules have polar covalent bonds with London dispersion forces between adjacent molecules?

Which molecule(s) has non-polar covalent bonds with London dispersion forces between adjacent molecules?

Which molecule has dipole-dipole forces between adjacent molecules?

Match the definitions with the correct term

Categorise these substances according to their crystal lattices when in solid form:

Reorder these substances in order from LOWEST melting point to HIGHEST melting point based on their crystal structures:

Reorder these substances in order from LOWEST melting point to HIGHEST melting point based on their crystal structures:

Classify each crystal lattice as ionic, molecular or network