Types of Intermolecular Forces.ppt with real life example

Intermolecular Forces with sample in real life

1. INTERMOLECULAR
FORCES

3. Sprite, like many carbonated soft
drinks, contains a mix of
substances that interact through
different intermolecular forces
Intramolecular forces 
are the
forces that hold atoms
together within a molecule.
 

4. Stronger forces bring molecules closer together.
If LEBRON will boil or make an ice
cube from sprite which states of
matter will have the strongest IM
force?
Solids and liquids are referred to
as the condensed phases.

6. Types of
Intermolecular
Force

7. Dipole- a
 
molecule 
in which a concentration of positive
electric charge is separated from a concentration of
negative charge.

11. Key components of Sprite include water,
carbon dioxide (CO₂), sugars (like high
fructose corn syrup or sucrose), citric
acid, and various flavorings.

12. HYDROGEN BONDING

14. Carbon Dioxide (CO )
₂
:
CO is nonpolar, and its molecules
₂
interact through weak London
dispersion forces. When dissolved
in water under pressure, CO
₂
forms carbonic acid, which weakly
interacts with water molecules and
contributes to the drink's slight
acidity.

16. -FIND SOMEONE WITH
THE SAME HOBBIES
/FAVORITE ARTIST OR
FAVORITE PRODUCTS
YOU HAVE
-RESEARCH 3-4
INGREDIENTS PRESENT
-IDENTIFY THE TYPE OF
INTERMOLECULAR
FORCES HAPPENING IN
EACH INGREDIENT AND
EXPLAIN.