2C - Polarity - VDW or Permanent Dip - Dip IMF

     1)    Draw the shapes of the following molecules showing any polar covalent bonds. 

            Show any dipoles on the diagrams:  [6]

 

  a) H - H b) Cl - Cl c) d+ H - Cl d- d) e) f)

    2)    For the molecules in (1), state whether the molecule is 'polar' or 'non - polar'.  [6]

  a) Non - Polar b) Non - Polar c) Polar d) Polar e) Polar f) Non - Polar

    3)    Draw dot and cross diagrams for the following pairs of molecules:  [4]

  a)
  b)

                c)    For each of the above pairs, predict and sketch the shapes and show any dipoles.  [2]

  a)
  c)
  d) Non - Polar - Although the bonds are polar, the molecule is symmetrical.  It does not have a d+ / d- end to the molecule Polar - The bonds are polar, and the molecule is not symmetrical.  It has a d+ / d- end to the molecule
       
  b)
  c)
  d) Non - Polar - Although the bonds are polar, the molecule is symmetrical.  It does not have a d+ / d- end to the molecule Polar - The bonds are polar, and the molecule is not symmetrical.  It has a d+ / d- end to the molecule

 

4)    Using your answers above, determine which intermolecular forces exist between the following molecules.

            Van der Waals or Permanent dipole - dipole interactions:  [10]

                a)    H2  VDW    b)    Cl VDW    c)    HCl  PD - PD    d)    H2PD - PD    e)    NHPD - PD   

                f)    CCl VDW       g)    BFVDW    h)    PFPD - PD     i)    COVDW   j)    SO PD - PD

    5)    What is the pattern between Qu2,3 and Q4.  [2]

                    Non - polar molecules have VDW

               Polar molecules have PD - PD