Intermolecular forces are stronger than chemical bonds
Drag the substances to sort them according to their intermolecular force between their particles.
H2O
H2S
NO
NH3
CO2
C2H5OH
CH4
HCl
H2
Dipole-Dipole forces
London forces
Hydrogen bonding forces
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
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Intermolecular force between molecules with hydrogen and O/N/F | arrow_right_alt | London dispersion forces |
Weak forces of attraction between non-polar molecules | arrow_right_alt | Dipole-dipole forces |
Forces of attraction between molecules with partial positive and partial negative charges | arrow_right_alt | Hydrogen bonding forces |
Categorise these substances according to their crystal lattices when in solid form:
FeS
Ca
Ne
H2O
LiOH
Atomic crystal lattice
Molecular crystal lattice
Ionic crystal lattice
Metallic crystal lattice
Reorder these substances in order from LOWEST melting point to HIGHEST melting point based on their crystal structures:
MgCl2
NH3
HCl
O2
Reorder these substances in order from LOWEST melting point to HIGHEST melting point based on their crystal structures:
CO
H2O
He
Zn
Classify each crystal lattice as ionic, molecular or network





Ionic crystal lattice
Molecular crystal lattice
Network crystal lattice