Download Period 4 - cloudfront.net

Period 4
Ch 14 Review Game
Table 1
In a glass of water, the molecules of water
are kept in the glass and held to another
by: Intramolecular forces, shared
electrons, intermolecular forces, or ionic
bonds?
True or False: An intramolecular force
happens within a molecule with three
types of bonds: dipole-dipole, dispersion,
and hydrogen bonds.
Table 1 (cont.)
True or false: Density is high in gas,
moderate in liquid, and low in solid.
The force of attraction between an atom of
one molecule and its neighboring
molecule:
– A) Covalent Bond
– B) Metallic Bond
– C) Intermolecular Force
Table 2
Examples of intramolecular forces are all
of the following except
A) Covalent B) Ionic
C) Metallic D) Dispersion
What is the process of changing from a
solid to a gas by skipping the liquid phase
A) Sublimation B) Condensation
C) Heat of fusion D) Deposition
Table 2 (cont.)
What are the three types of intermolecular
forces?
What forces occur within a molecule?
Outside a molecule?
Table 3
1. Give one example of each. Sublimation,
Vaporization, Condensation
2. what are three types of bonds in
intermolecular forces?
A. ionic, covalent, metallic
B. ionic, hydrogen, covalent
C. Hydrogen, dipole-dipole, dispersion
3. which is true about intramolecular forces and
intermolecular forces
A. intramolecular are in the same molecule while
intermolecular forces are between neighboring
molecules
B. intermolecular forces have 3 types: ionic,
covalent, metallic
C. intramolecular forcers are weak
D. intramolecular forces have strong bonds.
4. if there is more heat, will energy rise or
lower over time?
Table 4
1. All of these are intramolecular forces
except:
A) dispersion B) ionic bond C) metallic
bond D) none of the above
2. Which one is a physical property for
volume when heated?
A) Increase gas B) Decrease liquid
C) Decrease liquid
Table 4 (cont.)
3. what is the change of state from gas to
liquid?
Table 5
What attractive force of an intermolecular
force involves water?
–
–
–
–
–
A - Dipole – Dipole
B - Ionic Bond
C - Dispersion
D - Hydrogen Bonding
E - All of the above
2. What are the bonds forced between
molecules?
A. Ionic
B. Metallic
C. Chemical
D. Intermolecular
3. What attractive force resulting when
polar molecules line up such that the
positive and negative ends are close to
each other?
A. Dipole – Dipole
B. Dispersion
C. Hydrogen Bonding
D. Ionic
Table 6
1. How many KJ’s of energy does it take to
break a intramolecular water bond?
a) 40.1 KJ
b) 6 KJ
c) 463KJ
d) 436 KJ
The transition of a gas is…
a) condensation & deposition
b) freezing and boiling
c) melting & sublimation
d) condensation & sublimation
What are the three types of intermolecular
bonds also known for?
a) Vun Darwan
b) Wander Val
c) Van Derwaal
Compounds (________) are held by
_______...?
a) covalent; inter. force
b) ionic; electrostatic attraction
c) cation; dispersion
Table 7
Intramolecular force true, except:
A)3 types known as VON Derwals Forces
B) ionic, covalent, metallic
C) very strong
D) All the above
True or False
To break an intermolecular force it takes 6kj
of energy (for melting) 41.0 kj of energy
(vaporization)
What I a characteristic of intramolecular
bond
A) outside
c) metallic
B) relatively weak d) dipole-dipole
TRUE-FALSE
Its relatively easy to break an intermolecular
force when vaporization is taking place.
True Or False
Intramolecular force has 3 types, ionic,
covalent, and metallic
True or False
Intermolecular force is within the same
molecule
True or False
Surface tension increases as
intermolecular forces increases
True or False
Surface tension increases as temp
increases
A)
B)
C)
D)
Condensation is change of state from:
Liquid to gas
Gas to solid
Gas to liquid
Solid to liquid
What are examples of condensation and
sublimation?
Describe a dipole-dipole attraction
True or False
An Intermolecular force has a strong bond.
Table 10