•What is the molecular geometry of a central atom with four bonding domains and two lone pairs around it?
Square planar
•Determine whether
•A) NBr3
•B) ClF3
•C) H2O
are polar
They are all polar
The chemical formula for water and carbon dioxide...
H2O
CO2
•What is the bond angle in a linear molecule? Give 2 examples.
180°
CO2, BeCl2, N2, O2
•List the types of intermolecular forces that exist between molecules (or atoms or ions) in each of the following:
•A) Benzene (C6H6)
•B) NaCl in water
Ans: a) London dispersion ; b) London dispersion, Ion-dipole, +/- hydrogen bonding
•What are all the steps used to draw a Lewis structure?
There are 6-7 steps involved
1- count the total number of valence electrons in each atom and add/remove electrons accordingly if there is a charge
2- draw the skeletal structure
3- subtract 2 electrons for each bond
4- complete the octets of as many terminal atoms as possible
5- place the remaining electrons on the central atom
6- use multiple bonds, if necessary, to complete the octets of all the atoms
7- calculate the formal charges of all the atoms. Make sure you have the structure with the smallest formal charge
•What is the bond angle in a trigonal planar molecule? Give 2 examples
120°
SO3, any C=C molecule
•Which are the five intermolecular forces? List them from the weakest to the strongest.
Ans: London dispersion < Dipole-induced dipole < Ion-dipole <Dipole-dipole < Hydrogen bonding
•What is the hybridization around the central atom, S, in SF6?
Ans: sp3d2
•Predict the molecular geometry of the following molecules and ions using the VSEPR theory
•A) SO42-
•B) CBr4
A) Tetrahedral
B) Tetrahedral
•Which ONE of the following species is capable of hydrogen bonding?
•A) C2H6
•B) HI
•C) CH3NH2
D) CH3COCH3
Ans: C
•How many orbitals does an sp3d orbital contain?
5
•Predict the electron-pair geometry of the following molecules and ions using the VSEPR Theory
•A) NH2-
B) NO2-
A) Tetrahedral B) Trigonal planar
Is water polar or nonpolar?
Polar
•What is the formula unit of the compound made of copper (II) ions and acetate ions?
Ans: Cu(CH3COO)2, alternate answer: Cu(C2H3O2)2