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Chapter 6

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#1
Front (Question)

Identify the inramolecular forces

Back (Answer)

metallic, ion-ion, covalent network

#2
Front (Question)

Identify the intermolecular forces

Back (Answer)

dipole dipole hydrogen dispersion/van der Waals

#3
Front (Question)

When vapor pressure = atmospheric pressure, what occurs?

Back (Answer)

BOILING

#4
Front (Question)

Identify the characteristics of metallic solids and give some examples.

Back (Answer)

• conducts electricity • strong, but NOT brittle • malleable • lustrous Copper

#5
Front (Question)

T/F? Both metallic solids and ionic compounds conduct electricity.

Back (Answer)

FALSE - only metallic solids conduct electricity

#6
Front (Question)

Diamond, graphite, and silica are hard compounds that are held together by ______ ______. What are these types of compounds called?

Back (Answer)

covalent compounds

#7
Front (Question)

Which types of solids are soft and have a low melting point? a) ionic b) molecular c) covalent d) metallic

Back (Answer)

B

#8
Front (Question)

How many total atoms do simple, body, and face centered cells contain?

Back (Answer)

simple = 1 body = 2 face = 4

#9
Front (Question)

Describe the phase changes that occur from solid > liquid > gas, and from solid > gas. Do these phase changes consume or release heat? Exothermic or endothermic? Positive or negative entropy?

Back (Answer)

solid > liquid = fusion liquid > gas = vaporization solid > gas = sublimation These phase changes consume heat (endothermic; positive delta H), which will increase entropy (positive entropy)

#10
Front (Question)

Describe the phase changes that occur from gas > liquid > solid, and from gas > solid. Do these phase changes consume or release heat? Exothermic or endothermic? Positive or negative entropy?

Back (Answer)

gas > liquid = condensation liquid > solid = crystallization gas > solid = deposition These phase changes release heat (exothermic; negative delta H), which will decrease entropy (negative entropy)

#11
Front (Question)

What is the difference between the triple point and critical point in a phase diagram?

Back (Answer)

triple point - where all three phases are in equilibrium critical point = liquids and gases no longer exist/are indistinguishable

#12
Front (Question)

In most compounds, an increase in pressure will favor the ____ state. In water, an increase in pressure favors the ____ state because water is more dense as a ______. The phase diagram for water has a slope that leans to the _____ because of this.

Back (Answer)

solid, liquid, liquid, left

#13
Front (Question)

In order to arrange molecules by boiling point, identify which ones have the strongest ______ _______.

Back (Answer)

intermolecular forces - polarity would rank highest

#14
Front (Question)

A molecule has hydrogen bonding present only if the atoms _____, _____, or ____ are DIRECTLY BONDED to hydrogen.

Back (Answer)

N, O, F

#15
Front (Question)

• Which of the following statements is true regarding the vapor pressure of a liquid? I. Vapor pressure of a liquid increases with increasing temperature. II. Liquids that have higher vapor pressure boil at a lower temperature. III. Liquids that have high vapor pressure are volatile. A. I only B. III only C. I and II only D. II and III only E. I, II, and III

Back (Answer)

E

#16
Front (Question)

Ionic solids will have what type of characteristics in regards to melting point, brittleness, conductivity, solubility in water, and how hard or soft it is?

Back (Answer)

• MP = high • very brittle • poor conductor • water soluble • hard