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Intermolecular Forces of Attraction (AGUIRRE)

This document identifies the strongest intermolecular force of attraction for 10 different molecules, with the correct identification being hydrogen bonding for water and ammonia, dipole-dipole forces for nitrogen tribromide and acetone, and London dispersion forces for the remaining molecules which include hydrogen, carbon monoxide, silicon tetrafluoride, methane, benzene, and methanol.

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Intermolecular Forces of Attraction (AGUIRRE)

This document identifies the strongest intermolecular force of attraction for 10 different molecules, with the correct identification being hydrogen bonding for water and ammonia, dipole-dipole forces for nitrogen tribromide and acetone, and London dispersion forces for the remaining molecules which include hydrogen, carbon monoxide, silicon tetrafluoride, methane, benzene, and methanol.

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NAME: Ishi Desiree O.

Aguirre DATE:

ACTIVITY ON INTERMOLECULAR FORCES OF ATTRACTION (IMF)

Identify the strongest intermolecular force present for each of the following molecules.
2pts each.

1) hydrogen (H2)- London Dispersion Forces

2) carbon monoxide (CO)- London Dispersion Forces

3) silicon tetrafluoride (SiF4)- London Dispersion Forces

4) nitrogen tribromide (NBr3)- Dipole-dipole Forces

5) water (H2O)- Hydrogen Bonding

6) acetone (CH2O)- Dipole-dipole Forces

7) methane (CH4)- London Dispersion Forces

8) benzene (C6H6)- London Dispersion Forces

9) ammonia (NH3)- Hydrogen Bonding

10) methanol (CH3OH)- Hydrogen Bonding

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