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Content after Exam 5

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Total cards: 15•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

ion-dipole force

Back (Answer)

when a ion (charged atom) is attracted to a certain side of a molecule with a dipole. ex: chlorine (-1) is attracted to the positive side of a H2O molecule

#2
Front (Question)

dipole-dipole forces

Back (Answer)

when the positive side of a polar (has dipole) molecule is attracted to the negative side of another molecule

#3
Front (Question)

London dispersion forces

Back (Answer)

when electrons are forced to one side of a molecule/atom, creating a temporary dipole

#4
Front (Question)

boiling point

Back (Answer)

the point where a liquid starts turning to gas

#5
Front (Question)

polarizability

Back (Answer)

the ability to create a temporary dipole

#6
Front (Question)

all molecules have what force

Back (Answer)

London dispersion forces

#7
Front (Question)

hydrogen bonding

Back (Answer)

• a special type of dipole-dipole force • when H is bonded to F, O, N, it creates a strong dipole

#8
Front (Question)

rank of intermolecular forces (strength)

Back (Answer)

• Ion - dipole • hydrogen bond • dipole - dipole • London dispersion

#9
Front (Question)

l → g

Back (Answer)

vaporization (boiling)

#10
Front (Question)

l → s

Back (Answer)

fusion (freezing)

#11
Front (Question)

s → g

Back (Answer)

sublimation

#12
Front (Question)

g → l

Back (Answer)

condensation

#13
Front (Question)

s → l

Back (Answer)

melting

#14
Front (Question)

g → s

Back (Answer)

deposition

#15
Front (Question)

study phase change diagram

Back (Answer)