Station 1 IM Forces- What happens to vapor pressure if the forces of a liquid decrease? What happens to vapor pressure if the forces of a liquid increase?

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Station 1 IM Forces- What happens to vapor pressure if the forces of a liquid decrease? What happens to vapor pressure if the forces of a liquid increase? What states of matter have the strongest IM forces? Weakest? Solid substances with what kind of IM forces are more likely to sublimate?

Station 2 Ionic vs Molecular Solids Ionic solids have very ________ attractive forces Molecular Solids have very ________ attractive forces What’s the difference between the melting points of molecular and ionic solids?

Station 3 States of matter and KE State of matter that has the least KE State of matter that has the most KE

Station 4 Boiling Point What is boiling point? N.B.P. is when atmospheric pressure equals ______________ and the substance boils. What is N.B.P.? Which would have a higher boiling point 650 mmHG or 500 mmHG?

Station 5 Amorphous vs. Crystalline What is a Solid that lacks order in the arrangement of their particles.

Station 6 Vapor Pressure What is Vapor Pressure? How does Vapor Pressure in a solid compare to liquids and gasses?

Station 7 Evaporation Why is it a cooling process? Explain…