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Covalent bonding models; 2 theories
1) localized bond model
aka valence bond theory
2) molecular orbital model
covalent bond results from the overlap of ...
singly occupied orbitals
- each orbital has one electron
sigma bond
greatest electron density is along the axis
- the electron is shared in an area centered on a line running between atoms
hybridization
mixing
Pi bond
the greatest electron density is above or below the axis. No electron density on axis.
sigma bonds are ___ than pi bonds
stronger
- not 2 times as strong because a pi bond consists of 1 sigma 1 pi
Double bonds
1 σ + 1 π
Triple bonds
1 σ + 2 π
Molecular orbital theory
covalent bond results from mathematical combination to from molecular orbitals
node
region with no probability of finding electrons
2 atomic orbitals →
2 molecular orbitals
- 1 anti bonding MO
- 1 bonding MO
molecular orbitals cover ...
the entire molecule
MO's are formed by combining of ______.
atomic orbitals
# MO's formed =
# atomic orbitals combined
Bonding MO's
lower in energy than the starting atomic orbitals
Anti-bonding MO's
higher in energy than the starting atomic orbitals
Nonbonding MO's
same energy at the starting atomic orbitals
Bonding order=
½ (#bonding electrons - # anti-bonding electrons)
BO= zero
bond does not exist
- molecule not stable
Paramagnetism
attracted into the inducing magnetic field
diamagnetism
repelled from inducing magnetic field
-pair electrons