Chemical Bonding Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Hypovalent elements

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Be, B, Al

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Hypervalent elements

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(More than octet)
P S Cl
As Se Br

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3
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VSEPR Theory made by

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Nylholm and Gillespie

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4
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Order of bond pairs / lone pairs

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LP—LP > BP—LP > BP—BP
most least

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5
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If outer atoms are more EN, bond angle will

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Decrease

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6
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Linear sp (180º) examples

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BeCl2, CO2, HgCl2, CS2, NO2+

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Bent angular (120º) sp2 examples

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SO2, NO2, O3, SnCl2, GeCl2

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Bent/ V-shape (104-109º) sp3 examples

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H2O, H2S, H2Se, H2Te
F2O, Cl2O, Br2O, I2O

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9
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Trigonal planar

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AB3 120º sp2

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Trigonal planar examples

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AlCl3, BrF3, SO3, CH3+, CO3 2-, NO3-

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11
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Trigonal pyramidal

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AB3 (107-109º) sp3

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Trigonal pyramidal examples

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NH3, PH3, AsH3, SbH3, BiH3, H3O+

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13
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Tetrahedral

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AB4 (109º) sp3

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Tetrahedral examples

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CH4, SiH4, PbH4, CCl4, SiCl4, GeCl4, SO4 -2, PO4 -3

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AB5 AB6 AB7 AB8

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AB5 = Trigonal bipyramidal (e.g. PCl5)
AB6 = Square planar bipyramidal (e.g. SF6, SeCl6)
AB7 = Pentagonal bipyramidal (e.g. IF7)
AB8 = Hexagonal bipyramidal

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16
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s—s bond has
p—p bond has

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s—s bond has free rotation
p—p bond has limited rotation

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17
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bonds strength order

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s—s > s—p > p—p

18
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Saturated hydrocarbons are ___ hybridized

19
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C=C bond length

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Unsaturated hydrocarbons are ___ hybridized

21
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As s character increases EN ______

22
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C—C bond length

23
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Bond length _______ across the period and up the group

24
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Bond length proportional to

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Benzene bond lengths
1.39 Aº
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Cation size _____ across the group Anion size ______ across the group
Cation decreases Anion decreases (but anions are bigger than cations)
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Covalent radii =
Bond length / 2
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Highest bond energy molecule
HF
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1 mol of H2 has how much ∆H
436 kJ/mol
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BE is proportional to
EN
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BE order
C (triplebond) O > C=O > C—O
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1Aº = ____ cm / _____ m
10^-8 cm 10^-10 m
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1D = _______ esu cm 1D = ________ SI Unit
10^18 esu cm 3.34 x 10^-30 Cm (SI unit)
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Symmetrical = Polar/Non-polar Assymetrical Polar/Non-polar
Symmetrical = Non-polar Assymetrical = Polar
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Order of reactivity of polar etc
Ionic > Polar > Non-polar
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Non-polar geometries
Trigonal planar and CH4 and CCl4
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Primary amines more or less polar than ammonia
Primary amines are more polar
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Cis alkene = Polar/Non-polar Trans alkene = Polar/Non-polar
Cis = Polar Trans = Non-polar
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Ionic character % =
(µobserved / µionic) x 100
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Ionic = directional or non directional
Non directional (ioNic = NoN)