b. lon- ion attractionsd. Inter-Intra attractions7. The Kinetic Molecular Theory states that the temperature of a substance is a measure of theaverageof the particles.a. Moleculesc. Atomsb. Potential Energyd. Kinetic Energy8. This state of matter has an attractive force, and when these forces became larger enough itwill exhibit ideal behavior. What do you call that state of matter?a. Solid and liquidc. Solid, Liquid, and Gasb. Gas and Solidd. Gas9. The ability of an atom to attract towards itself a shared pair of electrons.a. Electronegativityc. Hydrogen bondb. Polar activityd. None of the above10. The state of matter that has the least amount of energy.a. Solidc. Liquidb. Gasd. Plasma11. Gases have an indefinite shape and definite volume.a. Trueb. False12. lon- dipole force is weaker thanbonding.a. Hydrogenc. Oxygenb. Nitrogend. Carbon13. A hydrogen bond becomes an acceptor when:a. An atom of hydrogen is attached to a relatively electronegative atom.b. The electron cloud from around the hydrogen and nucleus by decentralizing the cloudleaves the atom with a positive partial charge.c. The strong partial positive charge attracts a lone pair of electrons on another atom. Direction: Read the statements carefully. Write your answer on a white bond paper or computer-generated document.1. Matter can change its phases because of the given temperature of its environment. Anotherfactor that a solid can change into a gas isa. Intramolecular forcesc. Both A and Bb. Intermolecular forcesd. None of the Above2. Atoms when combined are called molecules. A molecule has electrostatic interactions ofpermanent dipoles that include hydrogen bonding. What do you call to these forces that occurwhen a partial charge is formed within one molecule attracted to an opposite partial charge of anearby molecule?a. Dipole-dipole forcesc. London dispersion forcesb. lon-dipole forcesd. van der Waals forces3. There are three elements that are very special because of their strong electronegativity. Whatare those elements?a. F, H, Znc. F, N, Hb. Fe, Cu, Cad. Li, He, Be4. A positive ion that is also known asattracts the partially negative end of a neutralpolar molecule.a. onionC. cationb. aniond. ion-ion5. He is a gas, and it became solid at a specific temperature. What is the temperature needed bythe He in order to be solid?a. 0 Kc. Neither A nor Bb. 1 Kd. None of the above6. What do you call to these attractions that are defined as the "electrostatic interactions betweenthe permanent dipoles of different molecules. These interactions align the molecules to increaseattraction."a. lon-dipole attractionsc. Dipole- dipole attractions

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Ion attractions suonaemp enul-a 7. The Kinetic Molecular Theory states that the temperature of a substance is a measure of the average of the particles. a. Molecules C. Atoms b. Potential Energy d. Kinetic Energy 8. This state of matter has an attractive force, and when these forces became larger enough it will exhibit ideal behavior. What do you call that state of matter? a. Solid and liquid c. Solid, Liquid, and Gas b. Gas and Solid d. Gas 9. The ability of an atom to attract towards itself a shared pair of electrons. a. Electronegativity c. Hydrogen bond b. Polar activity d. None of the above 10. The state of matter that has the least amount of energy. a. Solid c. Liquid b. Gas d. Plasma 11. Gases have an indefinite shape and definite volume. a. True b. False

Ion attractions suonaemp enul-a 7. The Kinetic Molecular Theory states that the temperature of a substance is a measure of the average of the particles. a. Molecules C. Atoms b. Potential Energy d. Kinetic Energy 8. This state of matter has an attractive force, and when these forces became larger enough it will exhibit ideal behavior. What do you call that state of matter? a. Solid and liquid c. Solid, Liquid, and Gas b. Gas and Solid d. Gas 9. The ability of an atom to attract towards itself a shared pair of electrons. a. Electronegativity c. Hydrogen bond b. Polar activity d. None of the above 10. The state of matter that has the least amount of energy. a. Solid c. Liquid b. Gas d. Plasma 11. Gases have an indefinite shape and definite volume. a. True b. False

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