Chapter 3- Bonding Flashcards
Ionic
Electrons are transferred from one atom to another
Covalent
Electrons are shared
What is the principle quantum number ? What happens when n is a smaller value ?
Energy level of an electron an an atom
Smaller n value means orbital is closer to the orbital and lower in energy
What is the azimuthal quantum number l ? How do you determine l ? What are all the subshells
Describes the shape of atomic orbital
N-1
S(0) ,p(1),d(2), f (3)
What is the Magnetic quantum number ml ?
Indicates the orientation of orbitals
Node
Area where there is zero probability of finding an electron
Spin quantum number ms
The direction of the electron in an orbital
+/- 1/2
Bonding orbital
If signs of the wave function are similar there is a formation of a lower energy and more stable structure
Antibonding orbital
If the signs of the wave functions are different a higher energy less stable wave function is produced
How are sigma bonds formed ?
Head to head or tail to tail overlap
What does a double bond consist of ?
1 sigma and 1 Pi bond
What does a triple bond consist of ?
1 sigma and 2 Pi bonds
What are the characteristics of sp3 hybridized orbital ? What kinds of bonds is this hybridization seen in ?
Tetrahedral geometry
25 % s character
75% p character
Single bond
What are the characteristics of sp2 hybridized model ? Which orbital forms bonds? In what types of bonds is this hybridization seen in ?
33% s and 67% p
Trigonal planar geometry
Unhybridized p orbitals
Double bonds
What are the characteristics of an so hybridized orbital ? Which orbitals form Pi bond ? What types of bonds display this hybridization?
Linear molecule
50% s and 50% p
2 unhybridized p orbitals
Triple bond