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第二章 第二章 第二章 第二章 Chemical Bonds 2-2 Lewis Structure

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  • 第二章第二章第二章第二章

    Chemical Bonds

    2-2 Lewis Structure

  • Lewis Symbols for Atoms

    Source from San Diego Miramar College

  • Covalent Bond

    H H H H+

  • Ionic Bond

  • Octet Rule

  • 建立共價鍵分子步驟建立共價鍵分子步驟建立共價鍵分子步驟建立共價鍵分子步驟

    � Valence Electrons

    � Count the total valence electrons for the molecule

    � Octet Electrons

    � Figure out how many octet electrons the molecule should have, using the octet rule

    � Bonding Electrons

    � Subtract the valence electrons from octet electrons

    � Total Number of Bonds

    � Divide the number of bonding electrons by two

    � Draw a Skeleton Structure

    � Place Chemical Bonds

    � Assign each connection with one bond, the extra bonds will go to double bond or triple

    Bond

    � Place Lone Pairs

    � Assign the extra valence electrons as the lone pairs on each atoms following the octet

    rule

  • 共價鍵共價鍵共價鍵共價鍵 Lewis Structure

  • How to Arrange Atoms

    � Identify Terminal Atoms: H, F, Cl, Br, I

    � Identify Terminal Groups: CH3

    � Pick Central Atom

    � Atom with the lowest IE

    � Arrange the atoms symmetrically around the

    central atoms

  • Example 1

    � Draw the Lewis structure of hydrogen cyanide HCN

    � Valence Electrons

    � Octet Electrons

    � Bonding Electrons

    � Total Number of Bonds

    � Draw a Skeleton Structure

    � Place Chemical Bonds

    � Place Lone Pairs

  • Example 2

    � Draw the Lewis structure of thionyl chloride SOCl2� Valence Electrons

    � Octet Electrons

    � Bonding Electrons

    � Total Number of Bonds

    � Draw a Skeleton Structure

    � Place Chemical Bonds

    � Place Lone Pairs

  • 離子鍵離子鍵離子鍵離子鍵 Lewis Structure

  • Formal Charge (FC)

    � The formal charge on an atom in the Lewis

    structure is the charge it would have, if the

    bonding were perfectly covalent.

    � FC = V – (L+ S/2)

    � V : the number of valence electrons for the molecule

    � L : the number of the lone-pair electrons

    � S : the number of the shared electrons

  • Examples of CO2 and N2O

  • The Most Favorable Arrangement

  • Example of (SCN)-

    � Write 3 different possible Lewis structure of

    (SCN)- and calculate the formal charges, then

    identify the most favorable arrangement of

    atom.

  • Example of (CH3NHO)-

    � Write 2 different possible Lewis structure of

    (CH3NHO)- and calculate the formal charges,

    then identify the most favorable arrangement

    of atom.

  • Example of (NO3)-

    � Write 3 different possible Lewis structure of

    (NO3)- and calculate the formal charges, then

    identify the most favorable arrangement of

    atom.

  • Resonance

  • Resonance Structure of C6H6

  • Structure Evidence

  • Example

    � Write two Lewis structures of O3 that

    contribute to its resonance structure.