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H, He, Li, Be, and B are all stable with an ___ octet. -also all elements in period 3 or greater |
Under filled |
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All atoms in the 3rd period or greater have d-orbitals which can hold an additional __ e-. The typical "octet" e- reside in _ and _ orbitals. |
All atoms in the 3rd period or greater have d-orbitals which can hold an additional 10 e-. The typical "octet" e- reside in s and p orbitals. |
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Ionic bonds are formed through ___ sharing of e-. |
unequal |
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-Ionic bonds form between ___ and involve gain or loss of __ -Covalent bonds occur when e- are ___ between atoms. |
-Ionic bonds form between ions and involve gain or loss of __ -Covalent bonds occur when e- are shared between atoms. |
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In ionic bonds, the metal ___ e- b/c they have ___ ionization energies; while nonmetals ___ e- b/c they have ___ e- affinity. |
In ionic bonds, the metal lose e- b/c they have low ionization energies; while nonmetals gain e- b/c they have high e- affinity. |
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Ionic compounds have: ___ melting and boiling points ___ in water and polar solvents ___ ___ arrangement to minimize repulsive forces ___ EN differences between ions. |
high melting and boiling points dissociate in water and polar solvents crystal lattice arrangement to minimize repulsive forces large EN differences between ions. |
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-If the e- pair is shared ___, the covalent bond is nonpolar. -If the pair is shared ___, the bond is polar. -If both the shared e- are contributed by only one of the two atoms, the bond is ___ covalent. |
-If the e- pair is shared equally, the covalent bond is nonpolar. -If the pair is shared unequally, the bond is polar. -If both the shared e- are contributed by only one of the two atoms, the bond is coordinated covalent. |
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Nonpolar bond: ΔEN Polar bond: ΔEN Ionic bond: ΔEN |
Nonpolar bond: ΔEN <0.5 Polar bond: ΔEN 0.5 to 1.7 Ionic bond: ΔEN 1.7 and above |
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Lewis acid Lewis base |
Lewis acid: accepts lone pair of e- Lewis base: donate lone pair of e- |
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Formal charge = |
= (valence e-) - sticks - balls |
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The # of dots in Lewis dot structure comes from group number (valence e-). |
Note that atoms in period 3 or greater can have expanded octets and greater than 8 dots. |
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VSEPR theory predicts the ___ ___ of covalently bonded molecules. ___ e- exert more repulsion than ___ e- because they reside closer to the nucleus. |
VSEPR theory predicts the molecular geometry of covalently bonded molecules. Nonbonding e- exert more repulsion than bonding e- because they reside closer to the nucleus. |
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electron geometry vs molecular geometry |
electron geometry refers to the position of all electrons in a molecule, whether bonding or nonbonding. Molecular geometry refers to the position of only the bonding pairs of electrons in a molecule. |
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Rank strongest to weakest: dipole-dipole, Hydrogen bond, covalent, london-dispersion, ionic bond |
Ionic bond, covalent bond, hydrogen bond, dipole-dipole, london dispersion. |
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Noble gases have full octets, so the only intermolecular forces present are: |
london dispersion forces |
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Electron geometry Regions of e- density 2 3 4 5 6 |
2 - linear 3 - trigonal planar 4 - tetrahedral 5 - trigonal bipyramidal 6 - octahedral |
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-Lewis structure with __/__ formal charges is preferred over a lewis structure with ___ formal charges. |
-Lewis structure with small/no formal charges is preferred over a lewis structure with large formal charges. |
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A lewis structure with ___ separation between opposite charges is preferred over a lewis structure with a ___ separation of opposite charges. |
A lewis structure with less separation between opposite charges is preferred over a lewis structure with a large separation of opposite charges. |
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A lewis structure in which negative formal charges are placed on __ EN atoms is more stable than one in which the negative formal charges are placed on __ EN atoms. |
A lewis structure in which negative formal charges are placed on more EN atoms is more stable than one in which the negative formal charges are placed on less EN atoms. |
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The most stable resonance structures are those that ___ charge on the atoms in the molecule. |
minimize. |
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the stronger the bond the ___ the bond energy |
higher |