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Bonding And Molecular Architecture Flashcards

1
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Isoelectronic

A

Same electron configuration

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Quantum numbers

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N is the energy level
l is the orbital type
Ml is the orientations -1,0,1
Ms is direction of spin

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Parent shapes for planar triangle

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Trigonal planar
Bent
Linear

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Shapes for tetrahedral

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Tetrahedral
Trigonal pyramidal
Bent
Linear

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5
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Shapes for trigonal bipyramidal

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Trigonal bipyramidal
Seesaw
T-shaped
Linear

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6
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Shapes for octahedral

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Octahedral
Square pyramidal
Square planar

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7
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Hybrid orbital theory

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Row 3
Sigma bonds
Pi bonds

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Molecular polarity\bonding continuum

A 
Use END 
3.3 ionic 
3.3-1.7 mostly ionic 
1.7-0.5 polar covalent 
0.5-0 slightly polar covalent 
0 nonpolar covalent
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9
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Intermolecular forces

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Dispersion- momentary dipoles between all molecules through positive nucleus and e-
Dipole to dipole- polar molecules only, between the slightly - and + end
Hydrogen bonds- super strong dipole to dipole forces with FON
(Extra large negative end)

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Covalent properties polar
Particles 
Force/bond
Boiling point
Electrical 
Hardness 
Soluble 
Electronegativities 
Ex
A 
Polar molecules
Dipoles
Low intermediate 
Low
Soft
Soluble in polar 
Moderate ENDS 
Ice
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Nonpolar covalent properties 
Particles 
Force/bond
Boiling point
Electrical 
Hardness 
Soluble 
Electronegativities 
Ex
A 
Atoms or nonpolar 
Dispersions 
Lowest
Extremely low
Very soft
Soluble in nonpolar 
Similar 
Frozen oxygen long hydrocarbon chains
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Ionic properties 
Particles 
Force/bond
Boiling point
Electrical 
Hardness 
Soluble 
Electronegativities 
Ex
A 
Positive and negative ions 
Attraction between ions 
High
Only when melted
Hard and brittle
Polar solvents 
Widely different electro 
Table salt
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Metallic properties 
Particles 
Force/bond
Boiling point
Electrical 
Hardness 
Soluble 
Electronegativities 
Ex
A 
Sea of e- delocalized 
Metallic bond is string 
Intermediate to high 
Good 
Soft to hard, malleable and ductile
Molten metals 
Low electro 
Copper penny
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Network covalent properties 
Particles 
Force/bond
Boiling point
Electrical 
Hardness 
Soluble 
Electronegativities 
Ex
A 
Atoms
Covalent bonds strong
Highest
Doesn't conduct
Hardest things known
Insoluble 
Bond in four directions
Diamond
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15
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Order of boiling points lowest to highest

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Molecule nonpolar- # of e- then shape 
Molecule polar- END
Molecule polar- # of H bonds 
Ionic- difference of ion charge then ENC
Network solids-
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16
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Boiling points of forces

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Molecule nonpolar- dispersion
Molecule polar- dipole to dipole
Molecule polar- hydrogen bonds 
Ionic- ionic bonds 
Network solids

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