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1
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exceptions to the octet rule

A

hydrogen, lithium-2

berrylium-4

boron- 6

period three and greater can have expanded octet

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what elements always follow the octet rule

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C, N, Na, F, Mg

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ionic bond

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transfer electrons from atom with low IE (metal) to high IE (non metal)

held by electrostatics and form lattice to maximize force

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When are ionic bonds used

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Difference of EN is greater than 1.7

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Characteristics of ionic bond

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strong, high BP/MP, dissolve in polar, good conductors

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covalent bond

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electron pair shared between atoms (non metals with similar EN)

electrons attract to positive nuclei

can be equal or unequal

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Covalent bond characteristics

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lower mp/bp

weaker

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8
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bond order

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number of shared electron pairs between 2 atoms

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bond length

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distance between 2 nuclei

more bonds= increase electrostatic pull, decrease length

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bond energy

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energy required to break a bond

greater number of shared electrons means higher energy and stronger

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polarity

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differ in EN, differ in sharing

higher EN gets more electron density

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non polar covalent

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nearly identical EN share electrons and have equal distribution (no separation of charge)

EN difference is less than .5

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polar covalent

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share electrons unevenly, has separation of charge

EN difference between .5 and 1.7

EN atom has more electrons, partial negative

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dipole moment

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vector quantity

p=qd

q= charge, d= displacement

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coordinate covalent bond

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both of shared electrons are contributed by one of the atoms

lonepair attacks unhybridized p orbital

lewis acid and base

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bonding electrons

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electrons involved in covalent bond

17
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formal charge

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difference between number of valence electrons in lewis and number of valence in neutral atom

assumes equal sharing, underestimates EN

18
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lewis structure

A

most stable form will minimize number and magnitude of formal charge

19
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formal charge calculation

A

number of valence electrons in atom

sum to make total

FC= Valence- nonbonding -1/2 bonding

20
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most stable lewis

A

contributes more to resonance

prefer small or no formal charge

prefer less separation between opposite charge

prefer negative on EN

21
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VSEPR

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uses lewis structure to predict molecular geometry

3D determined by repulsions

22
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electron geometry

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spatial arrangement of all electron pairs around center

bonding and lp

23
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molecular geometry

A

spatial arrangement of only bonding pairs of electrons

24
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coordination number

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number of atoms that are surrounded and bonded to a central atom

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molecular orbital

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probability of finding the bonding electron in a given space formed when atomic orbitals interact into a compound

26
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bonding vs. antibonding MO

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bonding: same sign atomic orbitals

nonbonding is different signs

27
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pi bond

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overlap to have 2 parallel electron cloud densities

no rotation, parallel

28
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sigma bond

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head to head overlap, can rotate freely due to single and linear nature

29
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intermolecular forces

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keep substance together, electrostatic interactions

dispersion < dipole < hydrogen

30
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Dispersion/ Van Der Walls

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temporary dipoles causing interactions due to random unequal electron distribution

negative causes attraction to other positive when proximal

occurs more in larger molecules

31
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dipole- dipole

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opposite ends of polar molecules attract with other dipoles

Not in gas (too far)

in polar, increases MP/BP

32
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hydrogen bonds

A

strong dipole

can be intra or intermolecular

hydrogen with EN atom will act as a proton and interacts with negative nearby such as F,O,N

increases BP

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