- What is covalent bonding?
- How are covalent bonds formed?
- How are sigma bonds formed?
- There can only be one sigma bond between two atoms. True or false?
- How are pi bonds formed?
- Pi bonds can be formed from p, d and f orbitals. True or false?
- What are bond pairs?
- What are lone pairs?
- Are covalent bonds intramolecular or intermolecular forces?
- How do intramolecular and intermolecular forces affect the properties of a molecule? Use HCℓ as an example.
- Most covalent molecules are polar. True or false?
- What are dispersion forces caused by?
- How are dispersion forces formed?
- Dispersion forces are weak intermolecular forces. True or false?
- How does number of electrons affect the strength of dispersion forces?
- Factors affecting boiling points of non-polar molecules?
- During melting/boiling, only the weak intermolecular forces are broken, the strong covalent bonds are not. True or false?
- Why are the melting + boiling points of simple covalent molecules usually lower than those of metals/ionic/giant molecular compounds?
- Why are simple covalent molecules unable to conduct electricity in both solid/liquid states? (covalent compounds’ aqueous states basically equals liquid state as the molecules don’t break down into respective charged ions)?
- Explain the difference in boiling/melting point between [number of compounds] compounds.