100 lecture pptx PowerPoint Search 5 Slide Show Review View Recording Help EndNote 21 AAA-E-Text Direction COO Shape Fill Align Text A22000E Shape Outline Find Replace AV-Aa 2-A Font Convert to SmartArt * Arrange Quick Styles Shape Effects Select Paragraph Drawing Editing Determination of Intermolecular Forces In some substances several intramolecular forces could be occurring simultaneously Effects are additive NO NO Are ions present? YES Are polar molecules present? YES Are H atoms bonded to N, O and F atoms? NO Dipole-dipole Dispersion forces only forces Examples: CH₁, Br2 Examples: CH3F, HBr van der Waals forces DELL PC CE-B305-17 hame YES Are polar molecules present? YES Kwon, Yunseo-kwoyy026 NO Hydrogen bonding Examples: NH3, CH3OH Ion-dipole forces Examples: NaCl dissolved in H₂O Ionic bonding Examples: KBr, NH₁NO Increasing interaction strength Notes comments 19 日 University of South Australia 5:19 PM 2/06/2024

100 lecture pptx PowerPoint Search 5 Slide Show Review View Recording Help EndNote 21 AAA-E-Text Direction COO Shape Fill Align Text A22000E Shape Outline Find Replace AV-Aa 2-A Font Convert to SmartArt * Arrange Quick Styles Shape Effects Select Paragraph Drawing Editing Determination of Intermolecular Forces In some substances several intramolecular forces could be occurring simultaneously Effects are additive NO NO Are ions present? YES Are polar molecules present? YES Are H atoms bonded to N, O and F atoms? NO Dipole-dipole Dispersion forces only forces Examples: CH₁, Br2 Examples: CH3F, HBr van der Waals forces DELL PC CE-B305-17 hame YES Are polar molecules present? YES Kwon, Yunseo-kwoyy026 NO Hydrogen bonding Examples: NH3, CH3OH Ion-dipole forces Examples: NaCl dissolved in H₂O Ionic bonding Examples: KBr, NH₁NO Increasing interaction strength Notes comments 19 日 University of South Australia 5:19 PM 2/06/2024

Chemistry

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ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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