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Test your understanding of intermolecular forces and solids.

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Froggy Jumps IMFs & Materials QuizOnline version Test your understanding of intermolecular forces and solids. by Zoe Maue 1 What holds molecules together in a substance? a Ionic bonds b Covalent bonds within molecules c Intermolecular forces 2 Which IMF are CH3CF3 and C6H6 dominated by? a Covalent bonds b Dipole-dipole and London dispersion c Hydrogen bonding only 3 H-bonding requires H attached to which elements? a N, O, or F b Cl, Br, or I c C, H, or S 4 What mainly strengthens London dispersion forces? a Molecular size/polarizability b Ionic charge c Hydrogen presence 5 Vapor pressure depends on temperature, not what? a Amount of liquid b Pressure c Volume 6 Stronger IMF generally leads to what BP and VP relation? a Lower BP, higher VP b No change in BP or VP c Higher BP, lower VP 7 Monomer to polymer is most associated with which concept? a Hydrolysis b Polymerization c Crystallization 8 Condensation polymerization eliminates which byproduct? a Ammonia b Water or HCl c Oxygen 9 FCC unit cell contains how many atoms per cell? a 2 atoms b 6 atoms c 4 atoms 10 In metals, what describes electron movement in bands? a Valence band empty b Conduction band isolated c Conduction band overlaps valence band

Froggy Jumps

IMFs & Materials QuizOnline version

Test your understanding of intermolecular forces and solids.

by Zoe Maue

What holds molecules together in a substance?

Ionic bonds

Covalent bonds within molecules

Intermolecular forces

Which IMF are CH3CF3 and C6H6 dominated by?

Covalent bonds

Dipole-dipole and London dispersion

Hydrogen bonding only

H-bonding requires H attached to which elements?

N, O, or F

Cl, Br, or I

C, H, or S

What mainly strengthens London dispersion forces?

Molecular size/polarizability

Ionic charge

Hydrogen presence

Vapor pressure depends on temperature, not what?

Amount of liquid

Pressure

Volume

Stronger IMF generally leads to what BP and VP relation?

Lower BP, higher VP

No change in BP or VP

Higher BP, lower VP

Monomer to polymer is most associated with which concept?

Hydrolysis

Polymerization

Crystallization

Condensation polymerization eliminates which byproduct?

Ammonia

Water or HCl

Oxygen

FCC unit cell contains how many atoms per cell?

2 atoms

6 atoms

4 atoms

In metals, what describes electron movement in bands?

Valence band empty

Conduction band isolated

Conduction band overlaps valence band

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IMFs & Materials QuizOnline version

by Zoe Maue

What holds molecules together in a substance?

Which IMF are CH3CF3 and C6H6 dominated by?

H-bonding requires H attached to which elements?

What mainly strengthens London dispersion forces?

Vapor pressure depends on temperature, not what?

Stronger IMF generally leads to what BP and VP relation?

Monomer to polymer is most associated with which concept?

Condensation polymerization eliminates which byproduct?

FCC unit cell contains how many atoms per cell?

In metals, what describes electron movement in bands?

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