Intermolecular Forces

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Across
  1. 2. IMF that holds non-polar things together
  2. 4. rings of water molecules surrounding ions
  3. 10. when electrons are free to fly around from atom to atom
  4. 13. combination of more than one type metal atom together
  5. 14. forces between molecules in a "bead"
  6. 15. when molecules evaporate and condense continually; it never stops
  7. 17. type of alloy where atoms are placed between metal atoms
  8. 18. other than carbon networks, this is the only other substance to exhibit covalent network bonding
  9. 21. molecules that have h-bonding or dipole-dipole are this
  10. 22. hydrogen bonds between massive molecules in the body give this
  11. 23. graph that shows how temp and pressure are related to phase changes
  12. 24. almost perfect crystal
  13. 27. happens to an adjacent non-polar molecule when the electron cloud is uneven in another
  14. 30. the energy required to vaporize 1 mole of stuff at 1 atm
  15. 31. force that holds water molecules around an ion
  16. 34. liquid above its boiling point (rare)
  17. 36. a molecule that is separate; not actually part of other molecules
  18. 37. forces between the molecules in the "bead" and the surface it is on
  19. 40. non-polar things are this when they have lots of electrons
  20. 44. change from liquid to gas below boiling point
  21. 47. when vapor pressure equals atmospheric pressure
  22. 49. resistance to flow
  23. 50. when something evaporates very easily
  24. 52. capillary action is stronger when tubes are of a _______ ______
Down
  1. 1. when electrons are trapped between atoms
  2. 3. sheets of carbon networks that slide easily on each other
  3. 5. forces "in" molecules
  4. 6. a misnomer; the way to describe how a water strider walks on water
  5. 7. between an H that is attached to an N, O, or F, and a really electronegative atom on another molecule
  6. 8. general force that hold polar things together
  7. 9. IMF that hold metal atoms together
  8. 11. take thousands of degrees to melt
  9. 12. water moving up a tube because of IMFs
  10. 16. have molecules at the lattice points
  11. 19. type of crystal that is perfect
  12. 20. have ions at the lattice points
  13. 25. force that hold atoms together in quartz, glass or diamond
  14. 26. describes the structure of a crystal
  15. 28. hydrogen bonds make this molecules "zip" together
  16. 29. thing we eat that has a super high viscosity
  17. 32. type of substance that has nuclei swimming in a sea of elctrons
  18. 33. liquid below its freezing point (rare)
  19. 35. cute way of remembering h-bonding
  20. 38. equally and oppositely opposed tetrahedral covalent bonds
  21. 39. forces "between" molecules
  22. 41. not crystalline solid; no real repeating structure
  23. 42. liquids exhibit this when the forces between the moleculues are stronger than the forces between the molecules and the surface it is on
  24. 43. the pressure a liquid puts on the atmosphere
  25. 45. happens when you "catch" the electron cloud on a non-polar molecule to one side
  26. 46. type of alloy where atoms are replaced by other atoms
  27. 48. the surface a "bead" is on
  28. 51. tubes in a tree that use capillary action to drink