Unit 9 (chapter 12) Flashcards
bond
what holds atoms together
bent
type of bond shape with 2 ligands and 2 lone pairs
bond angle
angle between ligands
bond energy
energy used to create or break a bond.
- during bond formation, energy is released, meaning it’s exothermic
- during bond breaking energy is absorbed, meaning it’s endothermic
bonding pair
electrons that are shared between atoms in a bond (opposite of lone pair, which aren’t shared)
covalent bond
- nonpolar
- molecules
- both nonmetals
- sharing electrons equally, between nuclei, overlap of orbitals
- electronegativity difference of 0, electronically symmetric
- usually 2 of the same atom
dipole moment
aka property of polar molecule (synonyms)
double bond
two bonds (4 electrons) shared between atoms
electronegativity
the tendency of an atom participating in a covalent bond to attract the bonding electrons
geometry
the three-dimensional arrangement of the atoms and chemical bonds in a molecule
isomers
One of two or more compounds that have the same chemical formula but different arrangements of the atoms within the molecules
ionic bond
- transfer of electron(s)
- between metal and nonmetal. metal becomes cation and goes down in energy, nonmetal becomes anion and goes up in energy
- must be close together, touching
- electronegativity difference of >1.7
lewis dot structure
for molecules
lewis dot symbol
for single atoms
linear
2 ligands, 0 lone pairs
lone pair
pair of electrons on molecule that is only connected to central atom
nonpolar molecule
molecules comprised with atoms that have the same electronegativity
polar covalent bond
- between two nonmetals
- electronegativity difference 0<x<1.7
- partial charges
- different atoms
polar molecule
molecule with atoms of different electronegativities. covalent
octet rule
atoms will gain/lose/share electrons to get to 8 (except B that wants 6)
resonance
- a condition when more than one lewis structure can be/has to be drawn for a particular molecule or polyatomic
- atoms do not move; e- pairs changes from long to bonding pairs
- the actual electronic structure does not actually match any one individual lewis structure, but rather is the average of all of them
resonance structure
- a condition when more than one lewis structure can be/has to be drawn for a particular molecule or polyatomic ion
- atoms do not move; e- pairs change form lone to bonding pairs
- the actual electronic structure does not match any one individual lewis structure, but rather is the average of them all
tetrahedral
4 ligands, 0 lone pairs
trigonal planar
3 ligands, 0 lone pairs