LiquidsRelative Strength of Intermolecular Forces56Choose the best answerWhich is the strongest intermolecular force among the following?AHydrogen bondingBDipole-induced dipole forceCDipole–dipole forceDLondon dispersion force Like 0 Discuss 0Share
LiquidsEvaporation57Choose the best answerThe escape of high-energy molecules from the surface of a liquid is called:ASublimationBDistillationCCondensationDEvaporation Like 0 Discuss 0Share
LiquidsCritical Temperature58Choose the best answerThe highest temperature at which distinct liquid and vapour phases can coexist is called the:AMelting pointBCritical temperatureCFreezing pointDTriple-point temperature Like 0 Discuss 0Share
LiquidsStructure and Density of Ice59Choose the best answerIce at 0°C occupies more volume than liquid water mainly because of:AEmpty spaces in its structureBIonic bondingCAbsence of intermolecular forcesDDebye forces Like 0 Discuss 0Share
LiquidsHydrogen Bonding and Vapour Pressure60Choose the best answerHydrogen bonding lowers the vapour pressure most clearly in:AHClBHBrCHFDHI Like 0 Discuss 0Share