Explain the type of interatomic and intermolecular forces that play a role in the properties of water? Please help!
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Intra molecular forces
(bonding forces) exist within molecules and influence the chemical
properties.
For example in water molecule there is a covalent bonding formed HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN[OXYGEN CONTAINS TWO LONE PAIR OF ELECTRONS]
There are bonded by weak vanderwaal's forces of attraction.
Intermolecular forces exist between molecules and influence the physical properties
water exists in all three states ice, water, water vapour
the physical properties of H2O are very different in the three state.
In ice (solid) shape is definite and volume is fixed.
Inter molecular space is less and force of attraction is more.
Diffusion and compressibility rate is very low.
In liquid , it takes the shape of the container and has a fixed volume.
Inter molecular forces and rate of diffusionis intermediate and
Gases donot have fixed shape and volume
rate of diffusion and compressibility is more.
For example in water molecule there is a covalent bonding formed HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN[OXYGEN CONTAINS TWO LONE PAIR OF ELECTRONS]
There are bonded by weak vanderwaal's forces of attraction.
Intermolecular forces exist between molecules and influence the physical properties
water exists in all three states ice, water, water vapour
the physical properties of H2O are very different in the three state.
In ice (solid) shape is definite and volume is fixed.
Inter molecular space is less and force of attraction is more.
Diffusion and compressibility rate is very low.
In liquid , it takes the shape of the container and has a fixed volume.
Inter molecular forces and rate of diffusionis intermediate and
Gases donot have fixed shape and volume
rate of diffusion and compressibility is more.
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