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IMFs weaken when the substance is melting, but break when the substance is vaporizing.

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Condensing is exothermic.

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the IMF of the molecules when it is a solid are strong

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The three types of matter solid, liquid and gas

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Endothermic and exothermic

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Solid is compressed and Gas is spread through the whole area

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Solid is compressed and Gas is spread through the whole area

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Deposition and Condensation are Exothermic 

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Deposition and Condensation are Exothermic 

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The increasing order of IMFs are London Dispersion, Dipole-Dipole, and Hydrogen Bonding

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The increasing order of IMFs are London Dispersion, Dipole-Dipole, and Hydrogen Bonding

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Vapor pressure is high with weaker IMFs.

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Vapor pressure is high with weaker IMFs.

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Who the heck named the Inter Molecular Force "hydrogen bonding" when they very well knew that it would be confused with the bonds within the molecule.

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Who the heck named the Inter Molecular Force "hydrogen bonding" when they very well knew that it would be confused with the bonds within the molecule.

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How do you know when something is a dipole-dipole or ion-dipole?

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I just got a better understanding of polar and non-polar

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I knew what H-bonding was and how its always polar when H is with F,N,O.

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liquid to gas IMFS BREAK.

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I learned all the shaped from T-shape to octahedral

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Do the shapes change as I add an ion?