Which of the following is an assumption of the Kinetic Molecular Theory of gases? Gas particles contain kinetic energy false Gas particles may attract or repel each other false Gas particles vary in molecular mass false Gas particles are constantly on the move true false 0 Single 0 Which of the following substances has the highest amount of internal energy? water ice false water vapor true liquid water false hot water false false 0 Single 0 What do you call the forces that act between neighboring molecules? nuclear forces false gravitational forces false intermolecular forces true intramolecular forces false false 0 Single 0 Why can a liquid assume the shape of its container? Because of the Kinetic Molecular Theory false Because liquid particles can slide past each other true Because liquids have high internal energy false Because liquids are natural lubricants false false 0 Single 0 Which of the following molecules will have the highest polarity? A molecule made up of two atoms with similar electronegativity false A molecule made up of two atoms with very high electronegativity false A molecule made up of two atoms with very low electronegativity false A molecule made up of one atom with high electronegativity and another atom with low electronegativity true false 0 Single 0 Which of the following substances is the least polar? LiF false CN true NaCl false KCl false false 0 Single 0 The ease with which an atom's electron cloud can be distorted by an external electric field is called? polarizability true electron affinity false electronegativity false ionization tendency false false 0 Single 0 What type of attractive force occurs between molecules that are polar? bipolar false tetrapolar false inverse polar false dipole-dipole true false 0 Single 0 A polar molecule can cause a nonpolar molecule to be polarized. What intermolecular force arises as a result? dispersion force false dipole-dipole false dipole-induced dipole true ion-dipole false false 0 Single 0 The London dispersion force was named after? Fritz London true The City of London false A bridge in the river Thames false A children's song false false 0 Single 0