About C.O.R.E.        CHAPTERS   1-Introduction   2-Phys. & Chem. Prop.   3-Atomic Structure Pt.1   4-Nuclear   5-Moles, Molarity,       Reaction Types   6-Stoichiometry   7-Gas Laws   8-Atomic Structure Pt.2   9-Bonding & Geometry   10-Intermolecular Forces   11-Thermochemistry   12-Colligative Properties   13-Thermodynamics   14-Gas Phase, Solubility,         Complex Ion Equilibria   15-Kinetics   16-Acid-Base Equilibria   17-Electrochemistry	Chapter Ten - Intermolecular Forces Animations and Documents Polar vs Nonpolar This animation shows the interaction of a polar and a nonpolar liquid separating into two different layers. Vapor Pressure This animation shows the evaporation of a liquid producing an equilibrium vapor pressure. Evaporative Cooling Lab Document This is the document for the lab relating the evaporative cooling of different alcohols to their intermolecular forces. Videos Introduction Chapter 10 This video is the introduction to Chapter 10 of the web course.   Polarity Acetone and Cyclohexane This video shows the interaction of acetone and cyclohexane with a charged rod. Ammonia Fountain This video shows the high solubility of NH3 gas in water due to hydrogen bonding. Polarity Water and Carbon Tetrachloride This video shows the interaction of water and carbon tetrachloride with a charged rod. Intermolecular Forces H2O and CO2 This video discusses the intermolecular forces in water and carbon dioxide.   Solubility and Electrical Conductivity This video shows the solubility and electrical conductivity of different substances. Macromolecular solids This video shows the softening of macromolecular solids.   Melting Points of Substances This video shows the relative melting points of different classes of substances. Polarity of Unknown Liquids This video shows tests the polarity of unknown liquids.   Vapor Pressure Model This video uses foam balls to discuss the difference between a solid, liquid, and a gas. Vapor Pressure Model With Data This video uses foam balls to discuss the difference between a solid, liquid, and a vapor with data.   Volatility of Acetone and Water This video shows the relative volatility of acetone and water. Back To Top