Chem001 Drill Practice: In-lab worksheet Intermolecular Forces 1 2x1=2 1667 6 8 MacPherson 1) For each of the following, identify the electronic and molecular geometry around the central atom, if applicable. Then identify the intermolecular forces present in the following pure compounds (there may be more than one): dispersion, dipole-dipole, hydrogen bonding, ion-ion. Best Lewis structure Liquid Ar Ar Csl Electronic geom Molecular geom N/A N/A N/A N/A Intermolecular forces Jusperson jon -ion Desperso Jispesion 8시 4x6 221 8 46 Xe04 CO 2 HCI PFs c's-1 10--0- 10+ H 11 NaNO3 (careful!) H₂S :C=01 -Tradis to more the C) (around the CI) dipole dipde dispers disperson (around the N) (around the N) H NH3 *--* CH,OH (methanol) (around the O) (around the O) NaBr, (careful!) Br) (around the central (around the central Br) CIFs TeFa CCl4 BF3 taneural Square

Chem001 Drill Practice: In-lab worksheet Intermolecular Forces 1 2x1=2 1667 6 8 MacPherson 1) For each of the following, identify the electronic and molecular geometry around the central atom, if applicable. Then identify the intermolecular forces present in the following pure compounds (there may be more than one): dispersion, dipole-dipole, hydrogen bonding, ion-ion. Best Lewis structure Liquid Ar Ar Csl Electronic geom Molecular geom N/A N/A N/A N/A Intermolecular forces Jusperson jon -ion Desperso Jispesion 8시 4x6 221 8 46 Xe04 CO 2 HCI PFs c's-1 10--0- 10+ H 11 NaNO3 (careful!) H₂S :C=01 -Tradis to more the C) (around the CI) dipole dipde dispers disperson (around the N) (around the N) H NH3 -- CH,OH (methanol) (around the O) (around the O) NaBr, (careful!) Br) (around the central (around the central Br) CIFs TeFa CCl4 BF3 taneural Square

Chemistry

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

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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