please help me with this worksheet NAme:CAtegorize EACH force depicted in the DIAGRAM AS AN intrAMOLECULARforce or AN inteRMOLECULAR Torce AND LABEL it with the NAme of theTorce. Use the word BANK below to help you.IntrAMOLECULAR ANDInteRMOLECULAR ForcesSE of electrons..H OH OH.2.3.Circle:Circle:Circle:InteRMOMOLEGULARInteRMOLEGULAR OF IEFAMOLEGULAEnteTntFAMOLEGULARH.H..ВH.NA4.5.6.Circle:Circle:Circle:nterMOLEGUEAForIntraOLEGULARnteRMOLLGULARorintrAMOLLGULARionic bondTntermOLEGUER-orintrAnOLLGULAREmetAuC bondLondondispersionforcesWORD BANK:dipole-dipole interACTIONSCOVALENT bondhydrogen bond9. How ARe VAN der WAALS forces differentVAN der WAALS forces ARe WEAK, short-TANGEelectrostatic AttraCTIONS between UNCHARged Atoms orfrom hydrogen bonds?molecules. They depend on trANSIENt (temporARY) orPERMANENT dipole moments.7. Which type of dipole moment (trANSIENt orPERMANENT) ARE present during dipole-dipoleinterACTIONS, A type of VAN der WAALS forces?10. How ARe these forces AND gecko feetrELAted?Do some rESEARch to find out the connectionbetween gecko's climibing ABILITY AND inteRMOLECULARforces!8. Which type of dipole moment (trANSIENt orPERMANENT) ARE present during London dispersionforces, A type of VAN der WAALS forces?

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Micelles are the type of lipid molecules that organize themselves in spherical shape in aqueous solutions. The production of the micelle is a reply to the amphipathic behavior of fatty acids. It means that they consist of both hydrophobic regions and hydrophilic regions. In micelles, polar head groups (hydrophilic groups) produce an outer layer associated with water whereas nonpolar tails (hydrophobic groups) are organized in the interior.

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NAme:
CAtegorize EACH force depicted in the DIAGRAM AS AN intrAMOLECULAR
force or AN inteRMOLECULAR Torce AND LABEL it with the NAme of the
Torce. Use the word BANK below to help you.
IntrAMOLECULAR AND
InteRMOLECULAR Forces
SE of electrons
..
H O
H O
H.
2.
3.
Circle:
Circle:
Circle:
InteRMO
MOLEGULAR
InteRMOLEGULAR OF I
EFAMOLEGULAE
nte
TntFAMOLEGULAR
H.
H
..
В
H.
NA
4.
5.
6.
Circle:
Circle:
Circle:
nterMOLEGUEAForIntraOLEGULAR
nteRMOLLGULARorintrAMOLLGULAR
ionic bond
TntermOLEGUER-orintrAnOLLGULARE
metAuC bond
Londondispersionforces
WORD BANK:
dipole-dipole interACTIONS
COVALENT bond
hydrogen bond
9. How ARe VAN der WAALS forces different
VAN der WAALS forces ARe WEAK, short-TANGE
electrostatic AttraCTIONS between UNCHARged Atoms or
from hydrogen bonds?
molecules. They depend on trANSIENt (temporARY) or
PERMANENT dipole moments.
7. Which type of dipole moment (trANSIENt or
PERMANENT) ARE present during dipole-dipole
interACTIONS, A type of VAN der WAALS forces?
10. How ARe these forces AND gecko feetrELAted?
Do some rESEARch to find out the connection
between gecko's climibing ABILITY AND inteRMOLECULAR
forces!
8. Which type of dipole moment (trANSIENt or
PERMANENT) ARE present during London dispersion
forces, A type of VAN der WAALS forces?

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