Topic 10: Molecular Geometry, Video F: Determining Molecular Geometry Flashcards
Trigonal bipyramidal with 3 lone pairs gives you what shape?
Linear
Octahedral with 0 lone pairs produces what?
Octahedral.
Trigonal bypramidal with 1 lone pair is called what?
See-Saw
Trigonal planar with 1 lone pair is called what?
Bent
What are the two components to VSEPR theory?
Electron geometry: apply the VSEPR rules for bonds and lone pairs to find 1st shape. Molecular geometry: Consider only the bonded atoms to find the second shape (count the number of lone pairs)
Tetrahedral with one lone pair is called what?
Trigonal pyramidal with 107 degrees between bonds.
Two lone pairs with a tetradhedral shaped atom is called what?
Bent with 104.5 degrees between bonds.
Lone pairs do what to bond angles?
Distort the angles making them smaller.
If there are no lone pairs are the electron geometry and molecular geometry different or the same?
The same.
Tetrahedral wih 0 lone pairs produces what?
Tetrahedral
Trigonal bipyrimidal with 0 lonoe pairs produces what?
Trigonal bipyramidal.
Octahedral with 2 lone pairs is what?
Square planar.
Octahedral with 4 lone pairs produces what?
Linear.
Triginal planar with 0 lone pairs produces what?
Trigonal Planar.
Trigonal bipyramidal with 2 lone pairs gives you what shape?
T-shaped