Chp 1—Covalent bonding & shapes of molecules Flashcards

1
Q

vitalism

A

belief that organic compounds must come from a living source

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2
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disproved vitalism

A

Wohler - 1828 - synthesized urea

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3
Q

each shell holds _____ electrons

A

2n2

n = shell #

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4
Q

shells divided into…

names

A

orbitals

s — 1/shell

p — 3/shell 2+

d — 5/shell 3+

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5
Q

3 rules for filling of shells

A

Aufbau principle

Pauli exclusion principle

Hund’s rule

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6
Q

Aufbau principle

A

lower energy orbitals are filled first

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7
Q

Pauli exclusion principle

A

only 2 electrons per orbital, and they must spin on their axes in opposite directions

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8
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Hund’s rule

A

in orbitals of equal energy level, each is singly occupied before any is doubly occupied

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9
Q

Pauling scale measures…

A

electronegativity

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10
Q

electronegativity difference definition of ionic, polar covalent, and nonpolar covalent bonds

A

ionic: >1.9 difference in EN
polar: 0.5-1.9 difference in EN
nonpolar: <0.5 difference in EN

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11
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nitrogen normal bonding patterns

A

N with 3 single bonds and 1 lone pair

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12
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oxygen normal bonding pattern

A

O with 2 single bonds and 2 lone pairs

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13
Q

halogen normal bonding pattern

A

Cl with 1 single bond and 3 lone pairs

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14
Q

exceptions to octet rule

A
  • 3rd row elements (from either side) - have d orbitals
  • small atoms - ex boron forms 3 single bonds
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15
Q

formal charge =

A

FC = # VE in neutral unbonded atom - (all unshared electrons + ½ of shared electrons)

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16
Q

+ FC =

A

atoms’ electrons in molecule < VE in unbonded atom

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17
Q

– FC =

A

atoms’ electrons in molecule > VE in unbonded atom

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18
Q

all H have __ formal charge

A

0

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19
Q

resonance structures occur especially in molecules with…

A

𝝅 bonds

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20
Q

rules for drawing resonance structures (5)

A
  1. only electrons move, not atoms
  2. obey rules of covalent bonding; 3rd period atoms may have up to 12 electrons in shells
  3. keep track of lone pairs & formal charges; all structures must have same number of paired and unpaired electrons
  4. use curved arrows to interconvert & ID structures
  5. use double headed arrow between structures
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21
Q

resonance stabilization

A

energy of the true hybrid is << the energy of any contributing structure

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22
Q

orbitals with same energy

A

degenerate

23
Q

overlap model of bonding includes 2 bond types…

A

sigma bonds (𝝈)

pi bonds (𝝅)

24
Q

possible sigma bonds by orbital type

A

s + s

s + p

px + px

25
Q

possible pi bonds based on orbital type

A

py + py

pz + pz

26
Q

stronger type of overlap bond

A

sigma

27
Q

hybridization occurs with…

A

orthogonal oriented orbitals (no overlap)

28
Q

conservation of orbitals

A

of originals = # of hybrids

29
Q

total orbitals in sp3 hybridization of carbon

A

1 original (1s)

4 hybrids (2sp3)

30
Q

components of sp3 hybrid

A

1 s (25%)

3 p (75%)

31
Q

shape of an s + p hybridization

A

1 large lobe, 1 small back lobe (not drawn)

32
Q

drawn orbitals around sp3-hybridized C

bond angle

A

4, all sp3 hybrids

109.5°

33
Q

total orbitals in sp2 hybridization of carbon

A

1 original (1s)

3 hybrids (2sp2)

1 unhybridized (2p)

34
Q

drawn orbitals around sp2 hybridized C

bond angle

A

4 — 3 sp2 hybrids, 1 unhybridized p

120°

35
Q

shape of sp2 hybridized C

A

trigonal planar

36
Q

hybrid orbitals form ___ bonds, unhybridized orbitals form ____ bonds

A

sigma

pi

37
Q

total orbitals in sp hybridization

A

1 original (1s)

2 hybrids (2sp)

2 unhybridized (2p)

38
Q

drawn orbitals around sp-hybridized C

bond angle

A

4 — 2 sp hybrids, 2 unhybridized p

180°

39
Q

shape of sp hybridized C

A

linear

40
Q

components of sp2 hybrid

A

1 s (33%)

2 p (67%)

41
Q

components of sp hybrid

A

1 s (50%)

1 p (50%)

42
Q

constitutional isomers

A

different connectivity between atoms

43
Q

cis-trans isomerism arises from…

A

pi restriction of free rotation

44
Q

cis trans isomers are stable at _____ because ______

A

room temp

requires energy to change their form

45
Q

wave function

A

mathematical description of wave size, shape, orientation

46
Q

node

A

amplitude of the wave is 0 at the origin

there is 0 chance of finding an electron

47
Q

atomic orbital

A

unhybridized orbitals on an atom

48
Q

linear combination of atomic orbitals

A

hybridization

wave functions are combined

49
Q

molecular orbital

A

combination of atomic orbitals from different atoms

50
Q

constructive interference occurs when…

A

molecules collide at an orientation with e- in the same phase

51
Q

bonding molecular orbitals’ nodes vs antibonding

A

antibonding always have 1 more node

52
Q

molecular orbitals vs atomic orbitals in energy

A

energy of MOs << energy of AOs

53
Q

strength of pair repulsion vs bonded pair repulsion

A

lone pair repulsion >> bonded pair repulsion

54
Q

shape vs geometry

A

shape does not consider lone pairs

geometry considers lone pairs