Intermolecular Forces Challenge

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Froggy Jumps Intermolecular Forces ChallengeOnline version Review IMF types for high school by Jessie Brooks 1 Which force arises from temporary dipoles? a Hydrogen Bonding b London Dispersion Forces c Dipole-Dipole Forces 2 What IMF is strongest in HF? a Ion-Dipole Forces b London Dispersion Forces c Hydrogen Bonding 3 Dipole-dipole forces are the strongest forces present in which molecule? a b c NH4+ 4 Which force occurs between a polar molecule and an ion? a London Dispersion Forces b Dipole-Dipole Forces c Ion-Dipole Forces 5 Between two polar molecules, which IMF is primarily at work? a London Dispersion Forces b Dipole-Dipole Forces c Hydrogen Bonding 6 Which force tends to be significant in noble gases like Xe? a Ion-Dipole Forces b Hydrogen Bonding c London Dispersion Forces 7 Which of the following do not have dipole-dipole forces: CO2, NH3, CH2Br2 a CO2 b NH3 c CH2Br2 8 Which IMF is often a special case of dipole-dipole when hydrogen is bonded to F, O, or N? a London Dispersion Forces b Dipole-Dipole Forces c Hydrogen Bonding 9 What is the strongest force present in an aqueous solution of HCl? a Ion-Dipole Forces b Hydrogen Bonding c Dipole-Dipole Forces 10 What IMF would dominate in a solution of NaCl in water? a Ion-Dipole Forces b London Dispersion Forces c Dipole-Dipole Forces 11 Which force can occur even in nonpolar molecules due to instantaneous dipoles? a London Dispersion Forces b Ion-Dipole Forces c Hydrogen Bonding 12 Which IMF increases with molecular size and surface area? a Dipole-Dipole Forces b Hydrogen Bonding c London Dispersion Forces 13 Which IMF is present in all polar and nonpolar molecules? a Dipole-Dipole Forces b Ion-Dipole Forces c London Dispersion Forces 14 Arrange the following in order of increasing intermolecular forces: H2O, CH4, SH2 a CH4 < H2O < SH2 b SH2 < CH4 < H2O c CH4 < SH2 < H2O 15 What is the weakest force present in CN3O? a Dipole-Dipole Forces b London Dispersion Forces c Hydrogen Bonding

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Intermolecular Forces ChallengeOnline version

by Jessie Brooks

Which force arises from temporary dipoles?

What IMF is strongest in HF?

Dipole-dipole forces are the strongest forces present in which molecule?

Which force occurs between a polar molecule and an ion?

Between two polar molecules, which IMF is primarily at work?

Which force tends to be significant in noble gases like Xe?

Which of the following do not have dipole-dipole forces: CO2, NH3, CH2Br2

Which IMF is often a special case of dipole-dipole when hydrogen is bonded to F, O, or N?

What is the strongest force present in an aqueous solution of HCl?

What IMF would dominate in a solution of NaCl in water?

Which force can occur even in nonpolar molecules due to instantaneous dipoles?

Which IMF increases with molecular size and surface area?

Which IMF is present in all polar and nonpolar molecules?

Arrange the following in order of increasing intermolecular forces: H2O, CH4, SH2

What is the weakest force present in CN3O?