Define and use Bonding Vocabulary correctly
Determine which type of intermolecular force ( London dispersion forces, Dipole interactions, or hydrogen bonding) is the most dominant in a substance
Use bonding theories to explain the relationships between atomic structure, molecular shape, and macroscopic properties of matter including boiling point, vapor pressure, surface tension, viscosity, capillarity, and miscibility.
Use my understanding of molecular structure to explain the energetics of solution formation as well as vapor pressures of pure liquids and solutions
...determine which type of intermolecular force ( London dispersion forces, Dipole interactions, or hydrogen bonding) is the most dominant in a substance.
Use my understanding of molecular structure to explain the energetics of solution formation as well as vapor pressures of pure liquids and solutions
Questions?
Lab#25: Q-tip races (~40)
🎬Quick Video Recap? Watch this video about IPFs in liquids
..use bonding theories to explain the relationships between atomic structure, molecular shape, and macroscopic properties of matter including boiling point, vapor pressure, surface tension, viscosity, capillarity, and miscibility.
Lab
📚 IPFs and Properties Practice
Practice Exam FRQs
✔️ Review for Final Exam
Questions?
Lab#20: Enthalpy of Dissolution (~50)
Why do some salts produce cold packs and others hot packs? Lattice Energy (~20)
...calculate the enthalpy of a system and compare it to the surroundings.
SPQ
Lab
Enthalpy of Reaction!
Questions?
Bonding Exam Prep (~30)
Use my understanding of molecular structure to explain the energetics of solution formation as well as vapor pressures of pure liquids and solutions
Lab
Practice Exam MC
✔️ Review for Final Exam
Bonding Exam (~50)
Begin Test Corrections (~40)
... tell you how I did on the Bonding Exam
Bonding Exam
✔️ Review for Final Exam