Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
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more electronegative

A

atomic orbitals are lower in energy

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2
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bonding orbitals

A

constructive interference, lower in energy than original, in-phase (positives line up with positives)

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3
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anti bonding orbitals

A

destructive interference, higher in energy than original, out-of-phase (positive lines up with negative)

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4
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number of orbitals combined equals _____

A

number of hybridized orbitals

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5
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hybrid orbitals

A

minimize energy of molecule by maximizing overlap in a bond, they are overlaps of atomic orbitals

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6
Q

atoms in molecule that can hybridize

A

interior, central

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7
Q

sigma bond

A

head on overlap of 2 orbitals, on the bonding axis, no nodes

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8
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pi bond

A

side-on overlap of orbitals, s and hybrid orbitals cannot create pi bonds, electron density above and below bonding axis, node along the bonding axis

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9
Q

atoms that are singly bonded can

A

rotate to find minimum potential energy

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10
Q

atoms with pi bonds are

A

locked, cannot rotate, pi bond must break for rotation

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11
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isomers

A

molecules with same chemical formula, different 3D arrangements of atoms, different properties (boiling point, dipole moment, etc)

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12
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geometric isomers

A

cis and trans, different in arrangement with respect to a double bond, ring, or another rigid structure

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13
Q

delocalization

A

spreading electrons out, giving them more room, stabilizes the molecule

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14
Q

molecular orbital theory

A

molecular orbitals are delocalized over the whole molecule

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15
Q

the number of molecular orbitals formed is equal to ____

A

number of atomic orbitals combined

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16
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positive bond order

A

bond forms

17
Q

negative bond order

A

bond does not form

18
Q

bond order

A

(electrons in bonding-electrons in antibonding)/2

19
Q

bond order equals 1

A

single bond

20
Q

molecular orbital order for B2

A

sigma*
pi*

sigma
pi

21
Q

molecular orbital order for C2

A

sigma*
pi*

sigma
pi

22
Q

molecular orbital order for N2

A

sigma*
pi*

sigma
pi

23
Q

molecular orbital order for O2

A

sigma*
pi*

pi
sigma

24
Q

molecular orbital order for F2

A

sigma*
pi*

pi
sigma

25
Q

molecular orbital order for Ne2

A

sigma*
pi*

pi
sigma

26
Q

orbital mixing is greater in ___

A

B,C,N

27
Q

lower energy atomic orbital (more EN) makes a ____

A

greater contribution to the bonding molecular orbital of the molecule

28
Q

higher energy atomic orbital (less EN) makes a ____

A

greater contribution to the anti-bonding molecular orbital of the molecule