Summary of IMFS by Tara

Hydrogen Bonding

Dipole-Dipole

Dispersion/London

Network Covalent

helps neurtal atoms and nonpolar molecules attract eachother

weakest IMF force

when a momentary imbalance of electrons creates a momentary dipole

most often found in polar molecules when the electrons in the molecule are unevenly shared

this uneven sharing gies on side of the molecule is a partially positive charge

the other side is a partially negative charge

a very strong form of a dipole-dipole interaction

when a hydrogen atom is directly bonded to either a nitrogen, oxygen, or fluorine

occurs between with two nonmetals - covalent

no individual molecules - macromolecules

when the atoms are bonded by covalent bonds

ex: diamond

Boiling Point: 3550 degrees celcius

covalent bonding

has to do with covalent

good conducters

very strong attractive forces