13.1: Intermolecular Forces
Chapter 13
	Dr. Robert E. Belford

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Question 1 What is the dominant intermolecular force in H2 (A)  London Dispersion (instantaneous dipole-induced dipole) (B)  dipole-dipole (C)  ion-dipole (D)  hydrogen bonding   Hint Your response Not answered yet

Question 2 What is the major intermolecular force in H2O? (A)  London Dispersion (induced dipole-induced dipole) (B)  dipole-dipole (C)  ion-dipole (D)  hydrogen bonding   Hint Your response Not answered yet

Question 3 What is the major intermolecular force responsible for the dissolution of NaCl in H2O? (A)  London Dispersion (induced dipole-induced dipole) (B)  dipole-dipole (C)  ion-dipole (D)  hydrogen bonding   Your response Not answered yet

Question 4 Which force is strongest? (A)  dipole/dipole (B)  ion/dipole (C)  London Dispersion (D)  covalent   Hint Your response Not answered yet

Question 5 Hydrogen bonding is a special case of: (A)  dipole-dipole forces (B)  ion-dipole forces (C)  covalent bonding (D)  London Dispersion Forces   Your response Not answered yet

Question 6 Which has the highest boiling point? (A)  F2 (B)  Cl2 (C)  Br2 (D)  I2   Hint Your response Not answered yet

Question 7 Which has the highest boiling point? (A)  HF (B)  HCl (C)  HI (D)  HBr   Hint Your response Not answered yet

Question 8 Which of the following molecules are not involved with hydrogen bonding? (A)  H2O,NH3 (B)  HI,HBr (C)  HF,NH3 (D)  HCOOH,H2O   Hint Your response Not answered yet

Question 9 Which has the lowest boiling point? (A)  He (B)  Ne (C)  Kr (D)  Ar   Your response Not answered yet

Question 10 Which is more polarizable? (A)  O (B)  S (C)  Se (D)  Te   Hint Your response Not answered yet