DISCUSSION ON INTERMOLECULAR FORCES & METALLIC BOND

 INTERMOLECULAR FORCES

In answering question of IMF, make sure understand about POLARITY OF THE MOLECULES

- if the molecules is 

a) NON POLAR , thus its IMF is LONDON DISPERSION FORCES

b) POLAR , thus its IMF is DIPOLE-DIPOLE FORCES or HYDROGEN BOND

1. What type of intermolecular forces are due to the attraction between temporary dipoles and their induced temporary dipoles?

* If this kind of question, please understand the definition of each type of INTERMOLECULAR FORCES. 

Keypoints: attraction between temporary dipoles and their induced temporary dipoles

ANSWER:

LONDON DISPERSION FORCES 

⇰because LONDON DISPERSION FORCES is a force of attraction between *instantaneous(temporary) dipole* that arise from a short time scale fluctuation in the electronic structure of species when they become very close to one another (induced temporary dipoles).

2. What type of interparticle forces holds liquid N2 together?

* INTERPARTICLE = INTERMOLECULAR 

BUT Interparticle always used when involves simple molecules

Liquid N2   is NONPOLAR

ANSWER: 

N2 has LONDON DISPERSION FORCES

3. Which   of   the   following   will   have   hydrogen   bonding? 

    H3CCH2CH2OH     CH3CH2OCH3        CH3CH2NH2           CH3CH2SH  

    

                            STRUCTURE 1 : Molecules have Hydrogen bond between its                                                                         molecules


                            STRUCTURE 2 : Molecules have Hydrogen bond between its                                                                         molecules

                            STRUCTURE 3 : Molecules do not have Hydrogen bond between its                                                             molecules 

                            STRUCTURE 4 : Molecules do not have Hydrogen bond between its                                                             molecules 

ANSWER: H3CCH2CH2OH and CH3CH2NH2  


4. Which of the molecules has higher boiling point, CH3CH2OH or CH3OCH3 ?

Both molecules have molecular weight = 46g/mol

But they have difference intermolecular forces among its own molecules.

CH3CH2OH  has hydrogen bond between its molecules but CH3OCHhas dipole-dipole forces between its molecules

Thus, CH3CH2OH has higher boiling point than CH3OCH3     

ANSWER: CH3CH2OH


METALLIC BOND

1.  Describe   the   structure   of   a   metal. 

Explanation on the structure in ELECTRON SEA MODEL

ANSWER: 

Giant   structure   of   atoms  arranged   in   an array pattern

2.  Describe   the   position   of   electrons  in   a   metal. 

Explanation must highlight on the DELOCALIZED OF ELECTRONS

ANSWER:

The electron delocalized around the metal ion

3. Draw   a   diagram   to   represent   a   metal,  representing   the   electrons   and   the   respective   charges.  

Explanation based on the structure in ELECTRON SEA MODEL. Give any example of metal element

ANSWER:


4. What   are   the   structural   differences   between   a   pure   metal   and   an   alloy? 

ANSWER:  

 A   pure   metal   contains   atoms   of  the   same   metal   whereas   an   alloy   is   compiled   of   different   metal  atoms.

 In   pure   metals,  the   atoms   are   arranged   in   layers   /  alloys   have   distorted   layers.  

5. Fill in the box with correct answer

ANSWER:


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