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Sernav
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Intermolecular Forces and Molecules - Interactive Lecture Demonstration |
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Danasîn
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This Interactive Lecture Demonstration Guide has the following goals. Students will be able to: • Use VSEPR theory to construct common molecules;
• Sketch electron density and identify partial charges based on molecule geometry and electronegativity; • Distinguish between bond and molecule dipoles; • Classify molecules as polar or non-polar; • Compare and contrast permanent and induced dipoles; • Identify hydrogen-bonding, and discuss its origin in terms of molecule geometry and electronegativity; • Explain properties, such as boiling or melting point, by considering different intermolecular forces; • Relate the relative strength of intermolecular forces with melting point or boiling point data, and with particle-level representations of substances at different temperatures; • Describe the dynamic particle motion in a liquid, including the arrangement and motion of molecules accompanying hydrogen-bonding and ion-dipole interactions; • Explain ion-pairing at the particle-level, and describe how this affects colligative properties. |
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Mijar
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Kîmya |
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Ast
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Zanîngeh - Destpêk |
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Cure
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Pêşkêşî |
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Dem
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60 xulek |
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Bersîvan Dihewîne
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Na |
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Ziman
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Îngilizî |
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Peyvên Girîng
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Electrostatic potential, VSEPR, dipoles, electronegativity, intermolecular forces, ion-pairing, molecule geometry, partial charges, phase changes, polar and non-polar molecules |
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Şêwekar
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Molecule Polarity (HTML5), Molecule Polarity, Molecule Shapes (HTML5), Molecule Shapes, States of Matter (HTML5), Rewşên Made, States of Matter: Basics (HTML5), Rewşên Made: Bingehîn, Sugar and Salt Solutions |
