Investigate the boiling points and vapor pressure of hydrides; determine Si–H bond polarity through calculation; explain why SiH₄ has higher boiling point than CH₄ using intermolecular force principles.
Intermolecular forces — Grade 11 Past Paper Questions
3 past paper questions on intermolecular forces from KwaZulu-Natal, 2025. Read what each one asks, then open it with its memo.
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Define the term solubility and then use molecular polarity and intermolecular force concepts to explain whether solid iodine dissolves in water.
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Multiple-choice questions covering hydrogen bonding classification, vapor pressure comparisons among hydrides, properties of intermolecular forces, dative covalent bonding formation, and molecular polarity determined by molecular geometry.
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