What describes a water molecule's ability to stick to other materials? Cohesion b. Adhesion Surface Tension Water is Wet

Q: strongest hydrogen bonding

A: Strength  of Hydrogen Bonding is directly proportional to Polarisable of OH bond .

Q: Molecules with stronger intermolecular forces will have... Boiling Point Melting Point Surface…

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Q: what are the types of hydrogen bonding? give examples.

A: Hydrogen bonding is the bond between hydrogen formed between hydrogen and most electronegative atoms…

Q: Describe a permanent dipole?

A: Dipole is defined as a pair of opposite charges separated by a distance.

Q: Intermolecular forces of oil and water

A: Intermolecular force is basically interactions between adjacent molecules or atoms with each other…

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Q: Identify the true statements about surface tension. Molecules along the surface of a liquid behave…

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Q: Is carbon tetrachloride polar or non-polar? How did you determine that?  Explain why carbon…

A: The polar molecules are formed between the bonded atoms having electronegativity difference. The…

Q: Identify a property other than shape and size that is important in deciding applications of…

A: In general, material is defined as the matter from which the things can be (or are) made. Material…

Q: Water __________ upon freezing.     sublimes     contracts     expands     increases its…

A: Water particle contract upon freezing  And viscosity also increase  And also specifuc heat decrease

Q: How ARe these forces AND gecko feet rELAted? Do some rESEARch to find out the connection between…

A: On Geckos's toes, the presence of spatula at the end of the small hairs like structure.

Q: Explain why water alone cannot be used to remove grease from a surface

A: Water & grease can't mix with each other due to hydrophobic (water heating)properly of grease…

Q: After adding salt to melting ice, what change needs to happen for the ice to re-solidify

A: The phenomenon is the lowering of melting point,  it is a colligative property.

Q: Which property of water allows a razor blade to float on it without sinking? viscosity surface…

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Q: Give one example of each intermolecular forces (unique) Name formula structure

A: An intermolecular forces is an attractive force that aries between the positive components (or…

Q: Explain how a big rock breaks down into smaller fragments after some time, when left in one place.…

A: At the surface of the earth, rocks are exposed to a process called weathering. Under this process,…

Q: 1.Most substances are denser in their solid state. For example, solid Fe will sink in liquid Fe.…

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Q: What are intermolecular forces and how they are different than true bonding?

A: The intermolecular forces are explained as the force of attraction or repulsion between the…

Q: 4. What happen to starch as you sprinkle it on top of a glass of water? 5. How will you explain this…

A: Since you have posted multiple questions, the answer for first question is given below. Kindly…

Q: List porosity of sand, silt, loam, and clay in order.

A: Porosity is the measure of void space in a material and is the fraction of volume of voids over the…

Q: London Dispersion forces are present in all molecular bonding. O False True

A: London dispersion forces are the intermolecular force of attraction present in the molecules of…

Q: Although steel is denser than water, a steel needle or paper clip placed carefully lengthwise on the…

A: Surface tension is the ability of liquid surfaces to shrink to the lowest possible surface area.…

Q: What is hydrogen bonding?

A: The formation of chemical compounds due to the attraction between the atoms, resulting in the bond…

Q: What is the formability?

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Q: Explain the reason behind why oils leave a translucent spot on paper even after drying, while…

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Q: Define surface tension

A: The molecules having strong intermolecular forces have higher surface tension than the molecules…

Q: B. Using the concept of intermolecular forces of attraction, explain why butter melts at room…

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Q: models are functional tools that scientists use to explain complex behaviors. What is a benefit of…

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Q: How do cohesive force and adhesive force explain the absorption of water by tissue paper? For a…

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Q: 1. Water has a high capacity for heat. The many hydrogen bonds that linked water molecules let water…

A: 1) Water has a high capacity for heat. The many hydrogen bonds that linked water molecules let water…

Q: Identify which sample will have the strongest intermolecular forces and explain why. Sample Melting…

A: Melting point is the temperature at which a substance fuses or melts to liquid.

Q: Use the virtual textbook or google to help you answer the following questions. Relate your answers…

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Q: endothermic? Select one: a.freezing, condensation, and deposition b.melting, evaporation, and…

A: Reaction which absorb heat is called endothermic reaction.

Q: What happens to the viscosity of liquid with the increase in temperature

A: Viscosity is a measure of a fluids  resistance to flow. It can express the internal friction of a…

Q: Water with salt will always increase surface tension? True or False .Elaborate your answer b. How…

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Q: 21. Explain why a woman might put dents in a wood floor when walking across it in high-heeled shoes,…

A: Please find your solution below : The pressure is defined as force per unit area. This means that…

Q: Right now, my current answers to the spaces in the problem are as follows: 1. Only dispersion forces…

A: The forces which provide interaction including force of repulsion and attraction acting between the…

Q: Answer the following questions: Observe and compare the shape of the oil drop to the shape of the…

A: To give the reasons for the below conditions: To compare the shape of the oil drop to the shape of…

Q: • B A• T. Starting at Cwe increased the pressure at constant temperature. condensation Starting at B…

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Q: Work out the average distance between the ends of an ideal polymer

A: The ideal polymer chains which is similar to the ideal gases. It has no net interaction among the n…

Q: Is this molecule polar or non- What is the strongest intermolecular force you would expect to see in…

A: The molecule given is H2O i.e H-O-H.

Q: 3. Water has the properties of Adhesion and Cohesion. A. How many hydrogen bonds can a single water…

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Q: amount of heat needed to melt 120.0 g of pure ethanol.

A: Formula;            q= mC∆T.  Where q= heat , m = mass.  C = specific heat of ethanol.     ∆T=…