VSEPR
Hybridization
MO Theory
Lewis Structures
Formal Charge
100

Shape for 2 electron domains

Linear

100

Linear molecules use this hybridization

sp

100

BO formula

½[(bonding e⁻) − (antibonding e⁻)]

100

This element is almost never the central atom in a Lewis structure.

Hydrogen

100

What is formal charge?

The best Lewis structure to minimize formal charges (most stable).

200

Shape for 5 electron domains

Triganol bipyramidal

200

How many sigma and pi bonds are in O2?

1 sigma, 1 pi

200

All single bonds are ___ bonds.

Sigma

200

This atom is almost always the central atom.

Least electronegative atom

200

In NO₃⁻, the sum of all formal charges equals this value.

-1

300

Determine the molecular geometry of ClF₃.

T-shape

300

How many sigma and pi bonds are in CO2?

2 sigma, 2 pi

300

A double bond has ___ pi bonds.

one
300

Tetrahedral molecules have this bond angle.


109.5
300

In NH₄⁺, the sum of all formal charges equals this value.


+1

400

What is the electron geometry, molecular geometry, and hybridization for H2O?

  • Electron Geometry = Tetrahedral
  • Molecular Geometry = Bent
  • Hybridization = sp³
400

How many sigma and pi bonds are in C2H4?

5 sigma, 1 pi

400

The number of sigma bonds in C2H2.

3

400

This is an atom that can violate the octet rule. Name at least 2 examples.


P, S, Cl, etc.

400

Which is more stable: a resonance structure with formal charges of +1 and –1 or one with all formal charges equal to zero?


All zero

500

What is the electron geometry, molecular geometry, and hybridization for NH3?

  • Electron Geometry = Tetrahedral
  • Molecular Geometry = Trigonal Pyramidal
  • Hybridization = sp³
500

What is the shape, hybridization, and angle for BF3?

Domains = 3

Shape = Trigonal planar

Hybridization = sp²

Angle = 120°

500

For He2, determine the bond order, paramagnetic/diamagnetic, and if stable or unstable!

BO = 0

Unstable

Diamagnetic

500

Boron is commonly stable with this many valence electrons.

6

500

What is the formal charge on the central nitrogen in NO₃⁻?


+1

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