Chapter 8 Forces Jeopardy Template

Water	Electronegativity	Forces	Miscellaneous	Math
100 What is hydrogen bonding What causes all of water's unique properties?	100 What is low, easy When electronegativity is low, bond strength is _____ and it is ______ to break the bond	100 What is dipole-dipole molecules What would best dissolve in a solution full of dipole-dipole bonds?	100 What is conductive, high melting points, high boiling points What are the properties of ionic compounds?	100 What is 1.5 What is the electronegativity difference in SF6
200 What is osmosis The ability of water to move through cell walls to create equal concentration on both sides	200 What is ionic, polar covalent, nonpolar covalent Rank the following from strongest to weakest: nonpolar covalent, ionic, polar covalent	200 What is ion-dipole dipole-dipole dipole-induced dipole induced dipole- induced dipole Put the following in order from strongest to weakest: dipole-induced dipole ion-dipole induced dipole- induced dipole dipole-dipole	200 What is the energy it takes to break a bond What is dissociation energy?	200 What is 210g How many grams are in 3mol Cl2?
300 What is surface tension Water's ability to push other things away from its surface	300 What is it is high If electronegativity is high, what do you know about bond dissociation energy?	300 What is hydrogen bonding What is the strongest force of the "bonds" we learned?	300 What is a neutral molecule is forced to become a polar one What does it mean for a dipole to be induced?	300 What is 1.2 E24 How many molecules are in 2 mol Cl2?
400 What is capillary action Water attracts to the sides of a tube and moves up the tube. This is called	400 What is both short If electronegativity is high, what do you know about atomic radii and bond length?	400 What is Nitrogen, Oxygen, and Fluorine What 3 elements participate in hydrogen bonding?	400 What is the thickness of a substance based on the strength of forces of the molecules What is viscosity?	400 What is 2209g How many grams are in 3.5 x 10^25 molecules of F2?
500 What is the molecules at the surface attract strongly to one another Why does surface tension happen?	500 What is an atom's ability to hold on to its own electrons and attract the electrons of other atoms What is electronegativity?	500 What is The attraction of hydrogen to oxygen puts space in between molecules, making it less densely packed Why does hydrogen bonding make solid water less dense than liquid water?	500 What is it becomes more solid As dispersion forces get stronger, what happens to the state of matter?	500 What is 696g How many grams of salt are needed to create 4L of a 3M solution?

Chapter 8 Forces

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