Intermolecular Forces

2. much closer to one another in liquids and solids
6. when rate of condensation becomes equal to the rate of vaporization
9. as this increases dispersion forces become stronger and boiling point increases
10. the pressure of the solid in equilibrium with the gas
11. polar molecules experience this type of IMF
13. depends on the number of electrons and the ease with which the electrons disperse
15. when all three phases of matter are in equilibrium
16. equilibrium between a solid and liquid
17. the reverse transition between a solid and liquid as melting point
19. all have dispersion forces
20. the more dense phase

1. increases steadily with molar mass
3. the pressure that causes condensation
4. always passes directly to vapor if it warms up in an open system
5. a temperature that above which a liquid phase cannot exist
7. the temperature when the pressure is 1 atm
8. the most common type of IMF
12. the process by which a solid changes to a vapor
14. the process by which a vapor becomes a solid
18. a graph that shows the pressures and temps at which different phases are in equilibrium