Shapes of molecules Flashcards

1
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What is the shape and the angle of a Linear molecule

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2 electron pairs on a central atom

180°

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What is the shape and the angle of a Trigonal Planar molecule

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3 electron pairs on a central atom

120°

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3
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What is the shape and the angle of a tetrahedral molecule

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4 electron pairs on a central atom

109.5°

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4
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What is the shape and the angle of a trigonal bipyramidal molecule

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5 electron pairs on a central atom, uses d orbital to have 10 electrons
120° & 90°

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5
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What is the shape and the angle of a octahedral molecule

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6 electron pairs on a central atom, uses d orbital to have 12 electrons
90°

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6
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What happens if there is a lone pair of electrons

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When there is a lone pair of electrons they the repel the bonding pairs as they are held closer to the nucleus

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7
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What is the shape and the angle of a pyramidal moleule

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3 pairs of electrons ands one lone pair on central atom

107°

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8
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What is the shape and the angle of a bent molecule

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2 pairs of electrons and 2 lone pairs on central atom

104.5°

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9
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What do you do if there is multiple bonds

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treat then just like single bonds

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10
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Order of repel of electrons

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Single bond < Double bond < Triple bond < Lone pair

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11
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How to show if the atom is behind planar or infront

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Dotted line - Behind planar

Wedge line - Infront planar

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12
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What is the strongest type of intermolecular force

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Hydrogen bonding. permanent dipole to permanent dipole attraction and occurs with highly electronegative element such as nitrogen, oxygen or fluorine. and hydrogen about to lose proton that polarised

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