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NEET · Chemistry · Chemical Bonding · Type of Intermolecular Force

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Items
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    Liquid water (H–O–H)
    Answer
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  2. Item
    Liquid N₂ at low T
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  3. Item
    Ammonia in water
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    Hexane molecules
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    DNA base pairing (G≡C)
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    Cl₂ molecules
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Categories
Left
Hydrogen bond
Right
Van der Waals (London)
Instructions
Sort each example: H-bond or VdW.

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NEET · Chemistry · Chemical Bonding · VSEPR — Lone Pairs

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Matching pairs
  1. A
    0 lone pair on central
    B
    Symmetric shape (linear, trigonal, tetrahedral)
  2. A
    1 lone pair (4 around)
    B
    Trigonal pyramidal (e.g. NH₃)
  3. A
    2 lone pairs (4 around)
    B
    Bent (e.g. H₂O)
  4. A
    Lone pair–bond pair
    B
    Repels more than bond pair–bond pair
Instructions
Flip cards to match each lone-pair setup.

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NEET · Chemistry · Chemical Bonding · Tap Tetrahedral Molecules

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Other terms
  1. NH₃
  2. H₂O
  3. CO₂
  4. BF₃
  5. PCl₅
Matching terms
  1. CH₄
  2. CCl₄
  3. SiCl₄
  4. NH₄⁺
  5. BF₄⁻
Instructions
Pop only molecules with tetrahedral geometry.

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