Unit 10- Molec structures and bonding theories Flashcards

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VSEPR

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predicts shapes from Lewis structures by assuming a molec had a slope that mins electrostatic repulsions between valence shell e- pairs
- min repulsion results when the e- pairs are as far apart as possible

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steric #

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steric = (# of LONE pairs on central atom) + (# of ATOMS bonded to central atom)
- determined from the lewis structure

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3
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bonded-atom lone-pair arrangement

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shape that max the distances between the valence shell e- pairs
- determined by steric #
2: linear
3: trigonal planar
4: terahedral
5: trigonal bipyramidal
6: octahedral

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4
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molec shapes

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the description of the positions of the atoms and not the lone pairs
- derived from the BALP
- when the central atom has NO lone pairs, the molec shape and BALP are IDENTICAL

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5
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electron pair repulsions

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lone pair-lone pair > lone pair-bonding pair > bonding pair-bonding pair
- lone pairs ALWAYS occupy the equatorial positions in a trigonal bipyramid

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6
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polarity of molec

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1) molec shape
2) magnitude and direction of each bond dipole
3) vector sum of bond dipoles
- molec with dipole moment are polar and those without are nonpolar
- same terminal atoms = nonpolar and diff - polar

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7
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valence bond theory

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describes bonds as being formed by overlap of partially filled valence orbitals

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8
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hybrid orbitals

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orbitals obtained by mixing 2 or more atomic orbitals or the same centeral atom

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9
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steric number: 3
bonded atoms: 2
lone pairs: 1

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BALP: trigonal planar
shape: bent

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10
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steric number: 4
bonded atoms: 3
lone pairs: 1

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BALP: tetrahedral
Shape: trigonal pyramidal

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steric number: 4
bonded atoms: 2
lone pairs: 2

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BALP: tetrahedral
Shape: bent

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12
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steric number: 5
bonded atoms: 4
lone pairs: 1

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BALP: trigonal bipyramidal
Shape: see-saw

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steric number: 5
bonded atoms: 3
lone pairs: 2

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BALP: trigonal bipyramidal
Shape: T-shaped

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14
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steric number: 5
bonded atoms: 2
lone pairs:3

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BALP: trigonal bipyramidal
Shape: linear

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15
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steric number: 6
bonded atoms: 5
lone pairs: 1

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BALP: octahedral
Shape: square pyramid

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16
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steric number: 6
bonded atoms: 4
lone pairs: 2

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BALP: octahedral
Shape: square planar

17
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hybridization

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2: sp
3: sp^2
4: sp^3
5: sp^3d
6: sp^3d^2

18
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sigma and pi bonds

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single bond: 1 o
double bond: 1o, 1pi
triple bond: 1o, 2pi

19
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Isomers

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diff cpds with the same molec formula but diff structures

20
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molec orbital theory

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a model that combines atomic orbitals to from new molec orbitals that are shared over the entire molec

21
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bonding molec orbital

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concentrates e- density between atoms in a molec

22
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antibonding molec orbital

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reduces e- density between atoms in a molec
- indicated with *

23
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bond order

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1/2 [# of e- in bonding orbitals - # of e- in antibonding orbitals]

24
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1st period molec orbital diagrams

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o1s and o*1s

25
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2nd period molec orbital diagrams

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o2s, o2s, pi(o2p), o2p, pi(o2p), o*2p

26
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e- config of molec orbital diagrams

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list of the orbital filled^# of e- in orbital