Chem Flashcards
(40 cards)
bonds in a straight line with no lone e- pairs
Linear 180 degrees
2 bonds with one lone electron pair on central atom
Bent 120 degrees
2 bonds with 2 or more lone electron pairs on the central atom
Bent 104.5 degrees
3 atoms bonded to central atom with no lone e- pairs
Trigonal planar 120 degrees
4 atoms bonded to central atom with no lone e- pairs
tetrahedral 109.5
3 atoms bonded to central atom with 1 lone electron pair
trigonal pyramidal 107 degrees
5 atoms bonded to the central atom with no lone e- pairs
Trigonal bipyramidal 90+120 degrees
6 atoms bonded to the central atom with no lone e- pairs
octahedral 90 degrees
How to find the bond type of two elements
take the most electronegative element and value and subtract the less electronegative element and value to get the differance.
0-0.49 electronegativity difference
Non polar covalent
.5-1.69 electronegativity difference
polar covalent
1.7 or greater electronegativity difference
Ionic
If there are lone e- pairs on the central atom it is…
Polar
If the molecule is symmetric it is…
Non-polar
What inter molecular force is only between Non-Polar molecules, is caused by a temporary shift in e-
Tie breaker: the bigger/larger the total # of e- equals stronger _____
London Force
What inter molecular force is between polar molecules, is caused by difference in electronegativity
Tie breaker: the smaller the angle the stronger the _____
Dipole-dipole
What inter molecular force is between polar molecules, only involves H, O, N, and F
Tie breaker: HN<HO<HF
H-Bonds
What inter molecular force is only between ionic compounds, is between metal and non-metal
Tie breaker: F = Q Q2/d
Ionic
Steric Number is…
Number of lone electron pairs on central atom plus the # of atoms bonded to the central atom
INTRAmolecular forces
Force between atoms
INTERmolecular Forces (IMF)
Force between whole molecules
-based on polarity
Properties of covalent
Poor conductors, low melting and boiling points, not soluble in water, and exist as gases, liquids, or soft solids at room temperature
How do you name covalent compounds
First element is always the element name and the second element gets the ending -ide
Mono-
One