Key term for OCR GCSE Chemistry B, used in Development of scientific theory.
The weak forces of attraction that exist between individual molecules.
Intermolecular forces appears in OCR GCSE Chemistry B revision content for Ideas about Science, especially Development of scientific theory and Use of models.
Ideas about Science
Development of scientific theory • Use of models
Material choices
Bonding, structure, and properties • Comparison of bonding types
Material choices
Bonding, structure, and properties • Properties of diamond and graphite
Material choices
Bonding, structure, and properties • Bonding in polymers
Material choices
Bonding, structure, and properties • Nature of organic compounds
Material choices
Bonding, structure, and properties • Bulk properties and bonding
Chemicals of the natural environment
Crude oil and hydrocarbons • Covalent bonding
Chemicals of the natural environment
Crude oil and hydrocarbons • Bonding in simple molecules
Chemicals of the natural environment
Crude oil and hydrocarbons • Changes of state and intermolecular forces
Chemicals of the natural environment
Crude oil and hydrocarbons • Fractions and alkanes
Chemicals of the natural environment
Crude oil and hydrocarbons • Fractional distillation
Chemicals of the natural environment
Crude oil and hydrocarbons • Cracking
Chemicals of the natural environment
Crude oil and hydrocarbons • Properties of simple molecules
Chemical patterns
Formation of compounds • Outer shell electrons and properties
Chemical patterns
Formation of compounds • Melting points of ionic compounds
Chemical patterns
Formation of compounds • Group 0 properties
Chemical patterns
The Periodic Table and elements • Predicting reactions
Air and water
Atmospheric changes over time • Limitations of the particle model
Air and water
Atmospheric changes over time • The particle model
Air and water
Atmospheric changes over time • Energy transfers and changes of state
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