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Get your Clicker, 2 magnets, goggles and your handouts
ChemicalBondingChapter8
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Recall that: Ionic-Involves the transfer of electrons
- forms between a metal and a nonmetal
Covalent-Involves the sharing of electrons
- forms between 2 nonmetals
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Covalent bond
What type of bond is this? What type is this?
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Which of the following is an ionic compound?
a) CO2b) MgCl2c) SO2d) PCl3
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Forcesthatholdgroupsofatomstogetherandmakethemfunctionasaunit.
Abondwillformiftheenergyoftheaggregateislowerthanthatoftheseparatedatoms.
ChemicalBonds
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Theinteractionof
2Hatoms
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Astheatomsapproacheachother,theenergydecreasesuntilthedistancereaches0.074nmandthenbeginstoincreaseagainduetorepulsions.
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Coulomb'sLawTheenergyofinteractionforanionpaircanbecalculatedusingCoulomb'sLaw.
E=2.31x1019Jnm()Q1Q2rE=energyinjoules
r=thedistancebetweentheioncentersinnm
Q1andQ2=numericalioncharges
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Example:Calculatetheenergyofinteractioninkj/molbetweenMg2+andO2ifthedistancebetweenthecentersofthemis0.205nm(2.05Angstroms).
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ComparetheenergyoftheMgObondtotheenergyoftheNaClbond:
MgObond=
NaClWhyisMgOsomuchhigher?MgOhasahigherchargeleadstomoreelectrostaticattraction
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IonicBondingelectronsaretransferred CovalentBondingelectronsaresharedequallybynuclei Whataboutintermediatecases?
Unequalsharingofelectronsbetweenatomsinamolecule. Resultsinachargeseparationinthebond(partialpositiveand
partialnegativecharge).
PolarCovalentBond
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Polarmoleculesaligninanelectricfield.mp4
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unequal sharing of electronsequal sharing
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Theabilityofanatominamoleculetoattractsharedelectronstoitself.
ForamoleculeHX,therelativeelectronegativitiesoftheHandXatomsaredeterminedbycomparingthemeasuredHXbondenergywiththeexpectedHXbondenergy.
Electronegativity
Ontheperiodictable,electronegativitygenerallyincreasesacrossaperiodanddecreasesdownagroup.
Therangeofelectronegativityvaluesisfrom4.0forfluorine(themostelectronegative)to0.7forcesium(theleastelectronegative).
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Iflithiumandfluorinereact,whichhasmoreattractionforanelectron?Why?
Inabondbetweenfluorineandiodine,whichhasmoreattractionforanelectron?Why?
Thefluorinehasmoreattractionforanelectronthandoeslithium.Bothhavevalenceelectronsinthesameprincipalenergylevel(the2nd),butfluorinehasagreaternumberofprotonsinthenucleus.Electronsaremoreattractedtoalargernucleus(iftheprincipalenergylevelisthesame).
Thefluorinealsohasmoreattractionforanelectronthandoesiodine.Inthiscasethenuclearchargeofiodineisgreater,butthevalenceelectronsareatamuchhigherprincipalenergylevel(andtheinnerelectronsshieldtheouterelectrons).
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Whatisthegeneraltrendforelectronegativityacrossrowsanddowncolumnsontheperiodictable?
Explainthetrend.
Generallyspeaking,theelectronegativityincreasesingoingfromlefttorightacrossaperiodbecausethenumberofprotonsincreaseswhichincreasestheeffectivenuclearcharge.Theelectronegativitydecreasesgoingdownagroupbecausethesizeoftheatomsincreasesasyougodownsowhenotherelectronsapproachthelargeratoms,theeffectivenuclearchargeisnotasgreatduetoshieldingfromthecurrentelectronspresent.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Kj3o0XvhVqQ
IfENegDiff1.8it'sanionicbond
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Kj3o0XvhVqQ
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Arrangethefollowingbondsfrommosttoleastpolar:
a)NF OF CFb) CF NO SiFc) ClCl BCl SCl
a) CF, NF, OFb) SiF, CF, NOc) BCl, SCl, ClCl
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Whichofthefollowingbondswouldbetheleastpolaryetstillbeconsideredpolarcovalent?MgOCOOOSiONO
ThecorrectanswerisNO.Tobeconsideredpolarcovalent,unequalsharingofelectronsmuststilloccur.Choosethebondwiththeleastdifferenceinelectronegativityyetthereisstillsomeunequalsharingofelectrons.
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Whichofthefollowingbondswouldbethemostpolarwithoutbeingconsideredionic?
MgOCOOOSiONO
ThecorrectanswerisSiO.Tonotbeconsideredionic,generallythebondneedstobebetweentwononmetals.Themostpolarbondbetweenthenonmetalsoccurswiththebondthathasthegreatestdifferenceinelectronegativity.
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BondPolarityandDipolemoment
DipoleMomentPropertyofamoleculewhosechargedistributioncanbe representedbyacenterofpositivechargeandacenterof negativecharge.Useanarrowtorepresentadipolemoment.
Pointtothenegativechargecenterwiththetailofthearrowindicatingthepositivecenterofcharge
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Nonetdipole(polescancelout)
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What are Lewis dot diagrams?~element symbol with dots around it to
represent the outer shell electrons
LewisDotDiagrams
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Dotdiagramsshouldbedrawnwithmaximumnumberofunpaireddots.ExDrawthedotstructureforthefollowingelements:
B
Si
N
S
F
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Lewisdiagramsfortherepresentativeelements
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DotdiagramsforionsPositiveions(metals)
losealltheirouterelectrons
Soweplaceabracketaroundthesymbolandgiveitacharge
ExAlloses3etobecome[Al]3+ionatom
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Negativeions(nonmetals) Sincenegativeionsgainelectrons,theywillgainenoughtofilluptheiroutershell(the8)
Weplaceabracketandthecharge
ExO has6dots
O[ ]2
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StepsfordrawingLewisStructuresformolecules
1)Determinethe#andtypesofatomsandtotalnumberofdots
ExH2O
2)Drawdotstructurestodeterminecenteratomtheonethatcanformthemostbonds
4)Countthedotsandcomparetostep1Ifequalthenstop
3)Drawaskeletonandconnectallatomstocenterwithapairofdots,thensurroundallatoms(exceptH)with8dots
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Sometimesyouneedmoredotsthanaresuppliedbytheatomstosatisfyallatomswith8dots.Whenyoucountthetotalnumberofdots,therewillbetoomany.Whenthishappens,itmeansyouhavemultiplebonds.
1 extra pair means a double bond
2 extra pairs means either 2 double bonds
1 triple bondor
MultipleBonds
XX
XXX
XX
OnlyC,O,N,S,andPcommonlyhavedoublebonds.
OnlyCandNcommonlyhavestabletriplebonds
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When this happens, what to do? 1. Decide where your double or triple bond is located. 2. For each extra pair, take one unshared pair from each
atom involved in the multiple bond.3. Replace the two pairs you took away with one pair between them.Ex CO2
Nowthatyouhavefollowedthestepsandsatisfiedallatomswith8dots,youhave20dots.That'smorethanyoucalculatedinstepone.Thismeansyouhavemultiplebonds.Twoextrapairsmeanseitheryouhavetwodoublesoronetriplebond.
Sincecarbonisbondedtotwoidenticalatoms,itmakesmoresensethatyouhavetwodoublesthatonetriple.
Followthestepsinredaboveforeachextrapair.
Removethesetwounsharedpairsandputonepairinthemiddleforthemtoshare.
Dothesamethingforthesecondextrapair.
sothefinalstructurelookslikethis: OCO
OCO
Eachatomhasaccessto8dots
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Draw Dot diagrams for the following:a. O2
b. N2
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Lewis Structures for polyatomic ions.
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What does it mean if you have an ion with a -2 charge? with a +1 charge?In step one, add for negative charge, subtract for positive.
Ex. Draw Lewis Structures for each of the following:Ammonium ion
Sulfate ion
Polyatomic ions
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Resonance structures:
NO31
When there is only one double bond with identical atoms attached, the double bond resonates back and forth between the atoms
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Octet exceptions and paramagnetism.
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BoronandBerylliumaremetalsbutsometimesformmolecularcompounds
Whenboronformsamolecularcompound,itonlycontributes3electronssoitonlygetsatotalof6B
onlyforms3bonds
Beonlyforms2bonds
otherexceptions:
P Scanform5bonds
canform6bonds
ExceptionstoOctetRule:
Hhydrogencanonlyformonebond!!1
Beonlyhas2electronssowhenitformsamolecularcompound,itonlygetsatotalof4electrons
Someelementscanhavemorethan8electrons:
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MoreexceptionstoOctetRule
NO2moleculehasanoddnumberofvalenceelectrons(17)
ithasanunpairedelectron
substancesthatcontainoneormoreunpairedelectronsarecalledParamagnetictheyshowastrongattractiontoanexternalmagneticfield
Indiamagneticsubstances,allelectronsarepaired.Thesesubstancesareweaklyrepelledbyamagneticfield
Ifasubstanceisparamagnetic,itsmasswillappeartobegreatedinamagneticfieldthanintheabsenceofone
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EventhoughO2canbedrawnwithpairedelectrons,experimentshaveshownitisparamagnetic,soitisbelievedthatO2isactuallyahybridofthefollowing2structures
OO
OOWhenliquidoxygenispouredbetweenthepolesofa
magnet,itsticksuntilitboilsaway.
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Coordinatecovalentbonds
oneatomcontributesbothbondingelectronsEx.CO
CO CO
COcanbeshownthiswayinstructuralformulas
Bonddissociationenergiesthetotalenergyrequiredtobreakthebondbetweentwocovalentlybondedatoms
thereatableinyourtextthatlistsbonddissociationenergiesforseveralcovalentbonds
ExHHbonddissociationenergyis435kj/mol
HH+435kjH+H
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BondEnergyCanbeusedasanotherwaytocalculateapproximateenergiesforreactions.
Whatotherwayscanwedothis?
Breakingbondsrequiresenergyendothermic
FormingbondsreleasesenergyexothermicH=sumoftheenergiesrequriedtobreakoldbonds(positivesign)plusthesumoftheenergiesreleasedintheformationofnewbonds(negativesign)
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Example1Usingdatafromthetable,calculateHforthefollowingreaction.ComparethistotheHfcalculatedforthethermodynamicvaluesintheAppendix.
CH4(g)+4F2(g)>CF4(g)+4HF
BondsBroken Energyperbond(kJ)TotalEnergy
BondsFormed Energyperbond(kJ)TotalEnergy
H=(Energytobreakbonds)(Energyreleasedfromformingbonds)
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MoleculargeometryVSEPRTheory(ValenceShellElectronPairRepulsion)
statesthatelectronsinamoleculerepeleachotherandwilltryandgetasfarawayfromeachotheraspossible.
Athisisthecentralatomofthemolecule(orportionofalargemoleculebeingfocusedon).Bthisletterrepresentstheligandsoratomsattachedtothecentralatom.Nodistinctionismadebetweenatomsofdifferentelements.Forexample,AB4 canrefertoCH4ortoCCl4.Ethisstandsfornonbondingelectronpairs.
Eachareawhereelectronsexistiscalledan"electrondomain"orsimply"domain."Itdoesnotmatterhowmanyelectronsarepresent,fromonetosix,itisstilljustonedomain.Nowadomainwithsixelectronsinit(atriplebond)isbigger(andmorerepulsive)thanaloneelectrondomain.However,itisstilljustonedomain.
Keepinmindthatthedomainsareallattachedtothecentralatomandwillpivotsoastomaximizethedistancebetweendomains.
C
isbasedonthenumberelectrondomainsaroundacentralatom. canbeusedtopredictstructuresofmoleculesorionsthatcontainonlynonmetals doesfailinsomecases.
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Twodomains
AB2Linear
Threedomains
AB3trigonalplanar
AB2EBent
Fourdomains
AB4tetrahedral
AB3Epyramidal
AB2E2bent
C OO
180
107
120
109.5
104.5
sphybrids
sp2hybrids3
2
4sp3orbitals
=
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5Domains
AB5Trigonalbipyramidal
6Domains
AB6Octahedral
5sp3dhybridorbitals
6sp3d2hybridorbitals
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Shapequizforclicker
Getoutyourperiodictable.Puteverythingelseaway.
http://people.southwestern.edu/~footezm/GenChemTutorials/vseprquiz/vsepr_quiz2.html
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a)AB2,linearb)AB2E,bentc)AB2E2,bentd)AB3,trigonalplanar
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a)linearb)bentc)tetrahedrald)trigonalpyramidale)octahedralf)trigonalplanarg)trigonalbipyramidal
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a)linearb)bentc)tetrahedrald)trigonalpyramidale)octahedralf)trigonalplanarg)trigonalbipyramidal
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a)linearb)bentc)tetrahedrald)trigonalpyramidale)octahedralf)trigonalplanarg)trigonalbipyramidal
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a)linearb)bentc)tetrahedrald)trigonalpyramidale)octahedralf)trigonalplanarg)trigonalbipyramidal
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a)linearb)bentc)tetrahedrald)trigonalpyramidale)octahedralf)trigonalplanarg)trigonalbipyramidal
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a)linearb)bentc)tetrahedrald)trigonalpyramidale)octahedralf)trigonalplanarg)trigonalbipyramidal
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a)linearb)bentc)tetrahedrald)trigonalpyramidale)octahedralf)trigonalplanarg)trigonalbipyramidal
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a)linearb)bentc)tetrahedrald)trigonalpyramidale)octahedralf)trigonalplanarg)trigonalbipyramidal
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a)linearb)bentc)tetrahedrald)trigonalpyramidale)octahedralf)trigonalplanarg)trigonalbipyramidal
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a)linearb)bentc)tetrahedrald)trigonalpyramidale)octahedralf)trigonalplanarg)trigonalbipyramidal
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a)linearb)bentc)tetrahedrald)trigonalpyramidale)octahedralf)trigonalplanarg)trigonalbipyramidal
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WhatisthegeometryoftheSO2molecule?
A)tetrahedralb)bentc)trigonalpyramidald)Tshapede)linearf)trigonalplanarg)squarepyramidalh)octahedral
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Whatistheshape?
A)tetrahedralb)bentc)trigonalpyramidald)Tshapede)linearf)trigonalplanarg)squarepyramidalh)octahedral
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Whatistheshapeofthemoleculebelow?A)tetrahedralb)bentc)trigonalpyramidald)Tshapede)linearf)trigonalplanarg)squarepyramidalh)octahedral
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WhatistheshapeofthePF5molecule?A)tetrahedralb)bentc)trigonalpyramidald)Tshapede)linearf)trigonalplanarg)squarepyramidalh)squareplanar
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WhatistheshapeoftheNH3molecule?A)tetrahedralb)bentc)trigonalpyramidald)Tshapede)linearf)trigonalplanarg)trigonalbipyramidalh)squareplanar
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A)tetrahedralb)bentc)trigonalpyramidald)Tshapede)linearf)trigonalplanarg)trigonalbipyramidalh)squareplanar
WhatistheshapeoftheICl3molecule?
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A)tetrahedralb)bentc)trigonalpyramidald)Tshapede)linearf)trigonalplanarg)trigonalbipyramidalh)squareplanar
WhatistheshapeoftheBCl3molecule?
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PolarBondsandMolecules
Inapolarcovalentbond,thebondingelectronsaresharedunequallybetweenthetwoatoms
Inanonpolarcovalentbond,thebondingelectronsaresharedequallybetweenthetwoatoms
++sharedelectronpair
nucleusnucleus
++
Themoreelectronegativeatomwillhavethestrongerelectronattractionandwillacquireaslightlynegativecharge,andthelesselectronegativeatomwillacquireaslightlypositivecharge.
electronegativitytheabilityofanatominabondtoattractelectrons
Todeterminewhetherabondispolar,lookuptheelectronegativityofbothatomsinthebondandsubtract.Ifthedifferenceis0.42.0,thebondispolar.
Recallthat:
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Amoleculecanpossesspolarbondsandstillbenonpolar.Ifthepolarbondsareevenly(orsymmetrically)distributed,thebonddipolescancelanddonotcreateamoleculardipole.Forexample,thethreebondsinamoleculeofBF3aresignificantlypolar,buttheyaresymmetricallyarrangedaroundthecentralfluorineatom.Nosideofthemoleculehasmorenegativeorpositivechargethananotherside,andsothemoleculeisnonpolar:
Theeffectofpolarbondsonthepolarityofanentiremoleculedependsontheshapeofthemoleculeandtheorientationofthepolarbonds.
Justbecauseamoleculehaspolarbondsdoesnotnecessarilymakethemoleculepolar.
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Inapolarmolecule,oneendofthemoleculeisslightlynegativeandtheotherendisslightlypositive..
Amoleculethathastwopolesiscalledadipolarmoleculeordipole.
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GetavalidVSEPRstructureAmoleculecanbenonpolarineitheroftwoways:
A)AllthebondsarenonpolarB)Somebondsarepolarandthebondvectorscancelout
(Abondispolarifthedifferenceinelectronegativitybetweenatomsisgreaterthanabout0.4)
Amoleculecanbepolaronlyifitmeetsbothofthefollowingconditions:
A)ItmusthavepolarbondsAND
B)Thebondvectorsdonotcancelout
Todetermineifamoleculethathaspolarbondsispolaroverall,addthebondvectorsaccordingtotherulesofvectoraddition.Thismeansyoumustconsiderboththelengthandthedirectioninspace.Vectorsareaddedheadtotail(i.e.movethetailofthesecondvectortotheheadofthefirstvectorwithoutchangingthedirectionsofeithervector.Thelinefromthetailofthefirstvectortotheheadofthesecondvectoristhevectorsum.
DeterminingMolecularPolarity
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Decidewhetherthemoleculesrepresentedbythefollowingformulasarepolarornonpolar.(YoumayneedtodrawLewisstructuresandgeometricsketchestodoso.)a.CO2b.OF2c.CCl4d.CH2Cl2e.HCN
Solution:a.TheLewisstructureforCO2is
Theelectronegativitiesofcarbonandoxygenare2.55and3.44.The0.99differenceinelectronegativityindicatesthattheCObondsarepolar,butthesymmetricalarrangementofthesebondsmakesthemoleculenonpolar.IfweputarrowsintothegeometricsketchforCO2,weseethattheyexactlybalanceeachother,inbothdirectionandmagnitude.Thisshowsthesymmetryofthebonds.
2.55 3.443.44
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b.TheLewisstructureforOF2is
Theelectronegativitiesofoxygenandfluorine,3.44and3.98,respectively,producea0.54differencethatleadsustopredictthattheOFbondsarepolar.ThemoleculargeometryofOF2isbent.Suchanasymmetricaldistributionofpolarbondswouldproduceapolarmolecule.
3.44 3.983.98
differenceof0.54
Ifabentmoleculehasevenonepolarbonditwillbeapolarmolecule.
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c.ThemoleculargeometryofCCl4istetrahedral.EventhoughtheCClbondsarepolar,theirsymmetricalarrangementmakesthemoleculenonpolar.
Alltetrahedralsarenonpolarifthesurroundingatomsarethesame
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d.TheLewisstructureforCH2Cl2is
Thefollowinggeometricsketchesshowthatthepolarbondsareasymmetricallyarranged,sothemoleculeispolar.(NoticethattheLewisstructureaboveincorrectlysuggeststhatthebondsaresymmetricallyarranged.KeepinmindthatLewisstructuresoftengiveafalseimpressionofthegeometryofthemoleculestheyrepresent.)
2.2
2.553.163.16
2.2
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e.TheLewisstructureandgeometricsketchforHCNarethesame:
Theelectronegativitiesofhydrogen,carbon,andnitrogenare2.20,2.55,and3.04.The0.35differenceinelectronegativityfortheHCbondshowsthatitisessentiallynonpolar.The0.49differenceinelectronegativityfortheCNbondtellsusthatitispolar.Moleculeswithonepolarbondarealwayspolar.
2.2 2.55 3.04
.35 .49 differences
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Aseriesofions/atomscontainingthesamenumberofelectrons.
O2,F,Ne,Na+,Mg2+,andAl3+
Isoelectronicseries
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FormalChargeSometimesseveralLewisstructurescanbedrawnwhenfollowingtherules.Howdoweselectthemostappropriatestructure?
ByusingtheformalchargemethodTheformalchargeofanatominamoleculeisthedifferencebetweenthe#ofvalenceelectronsonthefreeatomandthenumberofvalenceeassignedthetotheatominthemolecule.
Formalcharge=(#ofvalenceeonfreeatom)(numberofvalenceeassignedtotheatominthemolecule)Lonee+1/2sharede
Theformalchargeofamoleculeorpolyatomicionmustadduptothechargeoftheionofmolecule.
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ConsidertheLewisstructureforPOCl3.Assigntheformalchargeforeachatominthemolecule.
P:54=+1O:67=1Cl:77=0
Formalcharge=(#ofvalenceeonfreeatom)(numberofvalenceeassignedtotheatominthemolecule)Lonee+1/2sharede
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Formalcharge=(#ofvalenceeonfreeatom)(numberofvalenceeassignedtotheatominthemolecule)Lonee+1/2sharede
TwopossibleLewisstructuresforthesulfateionareshownbelow.Useformalchargestodeterminewhichoneispreferred.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoAvHx-GK3s
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Forsinglebondedoxygens:
Fordoublebondedoxygens
Forsulfur:
Formalcharge=(#ofvalenceeonfreeatom)(numberofvalenceeassignedtotheatominthemolecule)Lonepairs+1/2sharede
Whichispreferred?
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