What do molecules contain?

Identical or different atoms/elements

What are intermolecular forces?

Forces that exist between molecules

Forces that exist within a molecule

Forces that exist between atoms within a molecule

What are London Dispersion forces?

B) A temporary attractive force that occurs when a neutral molecule or atom becomes polarized due to the movement of electrons.

A) A permanent attractive force between polar molecules.

C) A repulsive force between nonpolar molecules.

D) A force that occurs only in ionic compounds.

C) A molecule with two poles, one positive and one negative.

A) A molecule with a single charge.

D) A molecule with multiple charges.

Why is a strong dipole formed in a hydrogen bond?

Because these elements are much more electronegative than hydrogen

Because hydrogen is more electronegative than oxygen, nitrogen, or fluorine

Because hydrogen has a larger atomic radius

Because these elements have a lower electronegativity than hydrogen

What is the primary objective for students as stated in the document?

To define a molecular compound and identify the bonds in molecular compounds

To learn about chemical reactions

What does O2 represent in terms of molecular composition?

Two oxygen atoms bonded together

Three oxygen atoms bonded together

Four oxygen atoms bonded together

What does a molecular formula show?

The number of atoms of each element in a substance

The number of molecules in a substance

What does a single covalent bond involve?

Three shared pairs of electrons

What does a double covalent bond involve?

Three shared pairs of electrons

What does a triple covalent bond involve?

Three shared pairs of electrons

What is the purpose of using VSEPR in chemistry?

To predict the shape of molecules

To determine the color of compounds

To calculate the density of elements

What happens when two or more atomic orbitals combine?

They produce molecular orbitals

What is the objective of the lesson?

To explore atomic & molecular orbitals and use VSEPR to predict the shape of molecules.

To study the periodic table and its elements.

To understand the properties of acids and bases.

To learn about the history of chemistry.

What is a sigma (σ) bond?

A bond formed when two atomic orbitals that are symmetrical around the axis connecting two atomic nuclei combine.

A bond formed when two atomic orbitals overlap side by side.

A bond formed when electrons are transferred from one atom to another.

A bond formed when atoms share electrons equally.

What causes covalent bonds to form?

An imbalance between the attractions and repulsions of the nuclei and electrons involved.

The transfer of electrons from one atom to another.

The sharing of electrons between atoms.

The attraction between positive and negative ions.

What is the objective of the lesson?

To explore atomic & molecular orbitals and use VSEPR to predict the shape of molecules.

To study the periodic table and chemical reactions.

To understand the properties of acids and bases.

To learn about the history of chemistry.

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