Chapter 5 - Bonding in polyatomic molecules Flashcards

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Hybrid orbitals are generated by

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mixing the characters of atomic orbitals that are close in energy.

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The notation sp means that

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one s atomic orbital and one p atomic orbital mix to form a set of two hybrid orbitals with different directional properties.

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3
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sp shape

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linea

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4
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sp2 shape

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trigonal planar

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5
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sp3 shape

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tetrahedral

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6
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sp3d (dz2) shape

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trigonal bipyramidal

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7
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sp3d (dx2 - y2) shape

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square pyramidal

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8
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sp3d2 shape

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octahedral

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9
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sp2d shape

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square planar

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10
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The number of ligand group orbitals formed =

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the number of atomic orbitals used.

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11
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In MO theory, the first column under the point group symbol tells

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the symmetry types of orbitals that are permitted within the specified point group.

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12
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In MO theory, the numbers in the column headed E indicate

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the degeneracy of each type of orbital.

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13
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In MO, each row of numbers following a given symmetry label indicates

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how a particular orbital behaves when operated upon by each symmetry operation.

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