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Liquids and Solids - 7
1.
Atmospheric pressure
a) Vapour pressure increases.
b) Low intermolecular force.
c) Measure of excaping tendency
d) Boiling point increases.
2.
Average KE increases
a) Vapour pressure equals atmospheric pressure
b) Low intermolecular force.
c) Boiling point increases.
d) Vapour pressure increases.
3.
Volatile liquids
a) Vapour pressure increases.
b) Measure of excaping tendency
c) Boiling point increases.
d) Low intermolecular force.
4.
Weak intermolecular forces
a) Cooling
b) Equal rate of opposing forces
c) Low boiling point
d) Vapour pressure equals one atmosphere
5.
Dynamic equilibrium
a) Equal rate of opposing forces
b) Large intermolecular force.
c) Cooling
d) Vapour pressure equals one atmosphere
6.
Normal boiling
a) Equal rate of opposing forces
b) Cooling
c) Vapour pressure equals one atmosphere
d) Low boiling point
7.
Average KE decreases
a) Cooling
b) Large intermolecular force.
c) Low boiling point
d) Vapour pressure equals one atmosphere
8.
High normal boiling point
a) Large intermolecular force.
b) Vapour pressure equals one atmosphere
c) Low boiling point
d) Equal rate of opposing forces
9.
The weakest intermolecular force is.
a) Dipole-dipole force
b) Electrostatic force between ions
c) Ion-dipole force
d) Dipole induced dipole forces.
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