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Understanding Molecular Forces and Electronegativity in Chemistry

Explore attractive forces between molecules, polar and nonpolar molecules, and within molecules. Learn about electron distribution distortion and boiling points comparison. Discover the strengths of adhesion and cohesion in water, intramolecular forces, and the electronegativity range for ionic compounds. Also, find out another term for Induced Dipole – Induced Dipole!

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Understanding Molecular Forces and Electronegativity in Chemistry

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  1. JeopardyPolarity and IMF By Chris Silva and Kyle Korb

  2. Cl2

  3. SrO

  4. BeSe

  5. CsF

  6. H2Se

  7. SO4

  8. H2O

  9. HBr

  10. CO2

  11. NH3

  12. attractive forces that are between molecules

  13. attractive forces between polar molecules

  14. attractive forces between polar and nonpolar molecules /

  15. the attractive forces that are within a molecule that keeps the atoms together

  16. how easily the distribution of electrons in an atom or molecule can be distorted

  17. Order from highest boiling point to lowest boiling point: PF3, MgCl2, NH3

  18. What is stronger in water? Adhesion or Cohesion?

  19. Give an example of an intramolecular force

  20. To be ionic, what range of difference of electronegativity must a compound have?

  21. What is another name for Induced Dipole – Induced Dipole besides London Dispersion?

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