Lewis Structures
Valence electrons for Nitrogen
What is 5?
Molecular geometry of CO2
What is linear?
According to VSEPR theory, do electron groups around a central atom attract or repel each other
What is repel each other?
Is H2O polar or nonpolar?
What is polar?
Hybridization with 3 electron domains
What is sp2?
A shared pair of electrons represented by a line
What is covalent bond?
A central atom with four bonding groups and no lone pairs electron and molecular geometry
What is tetrahedral and tetrahedral?
Does an increase in lone pairs cause an increase, decrease, or no change on bond angles
What is decrease bond angles
Is NH3 polar or nonpolar?
What is polar?
Hybridization with 6 electron domains
What is sp3d2?
Amount of bonds and lone pairs for oxygen in H2O
What is 2 bonds and 2 lone pairs?
A central atom with five bonding groups and one lone pairs electron and molecular geometry
What is octahedral and square pyramidal?
This type of electron domain requires more space and exerts a greater repulsive force than a bonding pair
What is a lone pair?
Cause of CO2 being nonpolar even though its C = O bond is polar
What is bond dipoles cancel out?
Hybridization of the central atom of NH3
What is sp3?
Total valence electrons are in SO42-
What is 32?
Molecular geometry with a 109.5° angle with only one lone pair sets
What is Trigonal Pyramidal?
VSEPR stands for
What is Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion?
The more polar bond between C-F and C-Cl
What is C-F?
Hybridization of the central atom of XeF4
Amount of bonds and lone pairs in NH4+
What is 4 bonds and no lone pairs
Molecular geometries of SF4, ClF3, and XeF2.
What is Seesaw, T-shaped, and Linear?
Lone pairs prefer this position
What is equatorial position?
Compare SF4, ClF3, and XeF2 and determine if each are polar or nonpolar
What is Polar, Polar, Nonpolar?
Hybridization of the central atom of BrF5
What is sp3d2