1. When the same amount of water and acetone were allowed to flow on a slope, it was observed that acetone flowed faster than water. Why do you think acetone flowed faster compared to water?
1. When the same amount of water and acetone were allowed to flow on a slope, it was observed that acetone flowed faster than water. Why do you think acetone flowed faster compared to water?
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1. When the same amount of water and acetone were allowed to flow on a slope,
it was observed that acetone flowed faster than water. Why do you think
acetone flowed faster compared to water?
2. If you heat the same amount of water and acetone, you will observe that
acetone boils faster. Why does acetone boil faster than water?
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Directions: Answer the following questions carefully.
Use the data and illustrations below to answer questions 1 and 2:
Substances
Intermolecular Forces
present
Hydrogen Bond and London
forces
Dipole-dipole Bond and
London forces
Boiling Point
Water
100°C
Acetone
56°C
Specific Weeks: 2 -4 (LAS 2)
Target Competency: Describe the general types of intermolecular force (S11/12PS-Ilc-d-17)
Explain the effect of intermolecular forces on the properties of substances
(si1/12PS-Illd-e-19)
(This is a Government Property. Not for Sale.)
LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEETS
GRADE 11/12 – PHYSICAL SCIENCE
Water molecules forming hydrogen bond
Acetone molecules forming dipole-dipole bond
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