VSEPR quest Flashcards

1
Q

naming covalent compounds

A

use greek prefixes

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2
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naming acids that contain oxygen

A

name the polyatomic ion, add -ate/-ic and add acid

  • -ate to -ic
  • ite to -ous
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3
Q

naming acids that don’t contain oxygen

A

name the element/ion, add hydro, add ic, and add acid

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4
Q

acids have

A

H in the front

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5
Q

NH4+1

A

ammonium

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6
Q

NO3-1

A

nitrate

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7
Q

SO4-2

A

sulfate

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8
Q

PO4-3

A

phosphate

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9
Q

CO3-2

A

carbonate

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10
Q

Bond polarity

A

0-.5=nonpolar covalent
about .5-1.9=polar covalent
about 1.9=ionic

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11
Q

2,0

A

linear 180

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12
Q

3,0

A

Trigonal Planar 120

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13
Q

2,1

A

Bent 120 ideal but its going to be a little less

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14
Q

4,0

A

Tetrahedral 109.5

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15
Q

3,1

A

Trigonal Pyramidal 107.3

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16
Q

2,2

A

Bent 104.5

17
Q

5,0

A

Trigonal Bipyramidal 90 and 120

18
Q

4,1

A

seesaw 90 and 120 ideal but going to be a little less

19
Q

3,2

A

T-shaped 90 ideal

20
Q

2,3

A

Linear 180

21
Q

6,0

A

Octahedral 90

22
Q

5,1

A

Square Pyramidal 90 ideal

23
Q

4,2

A

Square Planar 90 ideal

24
Q

Molecular polarity

A

If dipoles cancel out

  • Nonpolar if all bonds are nonpolar without a lone pair
  • linear always nonpolar
  • usually lone pairs mean polar
25
Q

Hybridization

A

Count clouds and subtract one

26
Q

VSEPR theory

A

Valence Shell Electron Repulsion Theory

  • Charge clouds repel each other due to Coulombic repulsion
  • Terminal atoms move as far away as possible from one another as possible
  • Results in distinctive geometric shapes