Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for a basic Introduction and Analysis into Ion Dipole Forces and Ion Induced Dipole Interactions in AP/General Chemistry. The explanations are fantastic,however, I am confused about the solution to the two practice problems in this video. This is an error free video/lecture on RUclips TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.
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you said ion + nonpolar molecule = ion induced dipole ( temporary) is it right? OR ion + polar molecule= ion induced dipole interaction which one is right?
ion + nonpolar molecule = ion induced dipole interaction. ion + polar molecule = ion - dipole interaction. Polar molecules are permanent dipoles. Nonpolar molecules can turn into or be induced into a dipole for short period of time. Polar molecules are associated with dipoles and nonpolar molecules are usually associated with induced dipoles. I hope that helps :)
I have a question sir? Why the answer here is -35 kJ/mol? Calculate the potential energy of interaction of a sodiun ion that is at 3 Amstrong from HCl molecule with a dipole moment of 1.08 D. Heres the question. I got -17.4 kJ/mol when I used the formula V = -kqu/r^2 Where k = 9 x 10^9 Nm^2/C^2 q = 1.602 C (charge of sodium ion or Na+) u = 1.08 D r = 3 Amstrong Where do you think are my mistakes? Thanks for responding.
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Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for a basic Introduction and Analysis into Ion Dipole Forces and Ion Induced Dipole Interactions in AP/General Chemistry. The explanations are fantastic,however, I am confused about the solution to the two practice problems in this video. This is an error free video/lecture on RUclips TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.
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Can you please comment on the directional or non directional behaviour of these interactions?
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Thank you so much for another wonderfully informative video TOCT. I am curious, will you be making any videos on geometric optics and optic waves? I always go to your channel first when looking for a topic and didn't see one on those.
Hang on, why doesn't O2 just have the one arrow like CO2? Making it polar as well?
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Regarding to the ion iduced dipole is it the same as LDF?
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What’s the best way to determine the polarity of the molecules? Through molecular geometry?
if the difference of electronegativity is equal to or more than 0.6 between two molecules it will be polar
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ion + nonpolar molecule = ion induced dipole ( temporary) is it right?
OR
ion + polar molecule= ion induced dipole interaction
which one is right?
ion + nonpolar molecule = ion induced dipole interaction.
ion + polar molecule = ion - dipole interaction.
Polar molecules are permanent dipoles. Nonpolar molecules can turn into or be induced into a dipole for short period of time. Polar molecules are associated with dipoles and nonpolar molecules are usually associated with induced dipoles. I hope that helps :)
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what is meant by non polar forces
Which ion is stronger, Cations or Anions?
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No cations due to fazan's rule cation is small in size hence has high polarizing power
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Can these forces be considered as Van der waal's forces?
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I have a question sir? Why the answer here is -35 kJ/mol?
Calculate the potential energy of interaction of a sodiun ion that is at 3 Amstrong from HCl molecule with a dipole moment of 1.08 D.
Heres the question. I got -17.4 kJ/mol when I used the formula V = -kqu/r^2
Where k = 9 x 10^9 Nm^2/C^2
q = 1.602 C (charge of sodium ion or Na+)
u = 1.08 D
r = 3 Amstrong
Where do you think are my mistakes? Thanks for responding.
in the first question SO2 is a polar molecule then how it can make ion dipole interactions with any ion... ?
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Because Polar molecules are usually associated with dipoles, when interacted with ions, they firm ion-dipole
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