20% of Your Exam Score! AP Chemistry Unit 3: Intermolecular Forces

Out of 9 units, this single unit comprises about 20% of the AP Exam. Why? In this video, we review AP Chemistry Unit 3: Intermolecular Forces and Properties.
Turns out, the major macroscopic properties of substances and mixtures can be explained by the Intermolecular Forces of attraction between molecules. These include:
a) Melting Point
b) Boiling Point
c) Vapor Pressure
d) Viscosity
e) Surface Tension
f) Solubility
It can be a tough unit of study because we are visualizing molecules, and modeling the invisible forces between them that result in visible macroscopic properties. So let's get started!
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[@lmb65]

You're now my favorite online chem teacher

[@thanosasscheeks]

Thank you so much!

[@aishamohamed5106]

that was helpful thanks!

[@jenpuff]

THANK UUUU

[@Firemaz]

No imfs?

[@Lauren-vd8zm]

so there were actually 0 questions about this on the exam, i’m pissed

[@TyInterpretingWeather]

Lmfao it was literally 20% thermo tbh

[@piggynatorcool668]

Thats what im saying 💀💀💀
Frq had some shit I've never seen tf is a substituitonal alloy

[@piggynatorcool668]

I actually have good memory which is why im tweaking. In reality though, there was some solubility stuff, and boiling put stuff as well like why a bigger molecule or oxygen bonding with hydrogen vs carbon with hydrogen

[@ayr1190]

Update: Literally only ONE question was about imfs