1.3 Covalent Bonding Flashcards

1
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Bonding continuum

A

Non polar -> polar -> ionic

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2
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Non polar -> polar -> ionic

A

Bonding continuum

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3
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Bonding pair

A

Two electrons shared between two atoms in a covalent bond

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4
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Two electrons shared between two atoms in a covalent bond

A

Bonding pair

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5
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Electron pair repulsion theory

A

When electron pairs are negatively charged, they repel each other

They are arranged to minimise repulsion and maximise separation

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6
Q

When electron pairs are negatively charged, they repel each other

They are arranged to minimise repulsion and maximise separation

A

Electron pair repulsion theory

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7
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Dative covalent bond

A

When an atom supplies both electrons in the formation of a covalent bond

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8
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When an atom supplies both electrons in the formation of a covalent bond

A

Dative covalent bond

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9
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Electron pairs equation

A

no. of outer electrons of the central atom + no. of atoms attached) / 2

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12
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no. of outer electrons of the central atom + no. of atoms attached) / 2 = ?

A

No. Of electron pairs

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13
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2 bonding electron pairs shape

A

Linear

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14
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3 bonding electron pairs shape

A

Trigonal planar

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15
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5 bonding pairs shape

A

Trigonal bipyramidal

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16
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4 bonding electron pairs shape

A

Tetrahedral

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16
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6 bonding electron pairs shape

A

Octahedral

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16
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No. of bonding electron pairs in linear shape

A

2

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17
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No. of bonding electron pairs in trigonal planar shape

A

3

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18
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No. of bonding electron pairs in tetrahedral

A

4

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19
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No. of bonding electron pairs in trigonal bipyramidal

A

5

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20
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No. of bonding electron pairs in octahedral

A

6

21
Q

Angle in degrees of linear shape

A

180

22
Q

Angle in degrees of trigonal planar shape

A

120

23
Q

Angle in degrees of tetrahedral shape

A

109.5

24
Q

Angle in degrees of trigonal bipyramidal

A

90

120

180

25
Q

Angle in degrees of octahedral shape

A

90

26
Q

What shape has angle in degrees of 180

A

Linear

27
Q

What shape has angle in degrees of 120

A

Trigonal planar

28
Q

What shape has angle in degrees of 109.5

A

Tetrahedral

29
Q

What shape has angle in degrees of 90, 120, and 180

A

Trigonal bipyramidal

30
Q

What shape has angle in degrees of 90

A

Octahedral

31
Q

Shape of electron pairs and shape of molecule with 2 bonding pairs and 2 lone pairs

A

Electron pairs: tetrahedral

Shape of molecule: bent angular

32
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Shape of electron pairs and shape of molecule with 3 bonding pairs and 1 lone pair

A

Electron pairs: tetrahedral

Shape: trigonal pyramidal

33
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Shape of electron pairs and shape of molecule with 4 bonding pairs and 2 lone pairs

A

Electron pairs: octahedral

Shape: square planar

34
Q

How many electron pairs does and molecule with this shape have?

Electron pairs: tetrahedral

Shape of molecule: angular

A

2 bonding pairs

2 lone pairs

35
Q

Electron pairs of this shape:

Electron pairs: tetrahedral

Shape: trigonal pyramidal

A

3 bonding pairs

1 lone pair

36
Q

electron electron pairs of this shape:

Electron pairs: octahedral

Shape: square planar

A

4 bonding pairs

2 lone pairs

37
Q

Angle in degrees of bent angular

A

104.5

38
Q

Angles in degrees of tetrahedral electron pairs and trigonal pyramidal shape

A

107

39
Q

Angles in degrees of octahedral electron pairs and square planar shape

A

90

40
Q

What shape has angle in degrees of 104.5

A

Tetrahedral electron pairs

Bent angular shape

41
Q

What shape has angle in degrees of 107

A

Electron pairs are tetrahedral

Shape is trigonal pyramidal

42
Q

What do you do to the no. of outer electrons when there is a negative charge

A

add an electron

43
Q

What do you do to the no. of outer electrons when there is a positive charge

A

Remove an electron

44
Q

What two pairs can electrons be in

A

A bonding pair

A lone pair

45
Q

Where are lone pairs held

A

Closer to the central atom

46
Q

Whar pairs of electrons are held closer to the central atom

A

Lone pairs

47
Q

What has a greater repulsion than bonding pairs and why

A

Lone pairs as they are held closer to the central atom

48
Q

What determines the shape of atoms and their bond angles

A

The repulsive forces of bonding pairs and lone pairs

49
Q

What bond interactions have the greatest repulsion

A

lone pair - lone pair

50
Q

What bond interactions have the weakest repulsion

A

Bonding pair - bonding pair

51
Q

What bond interactions have the middle repulsion

A

Lone pair - bonding pair