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how would you determine the shape of a molecule?
divide the total number of valence electrons by 8 to obtain the number of BONDING PAIRS. the remainder is the number of electrons residing in the central atom as NONBONDING (LONE) PAIRS.
2 pairs around the central atom yields what shape?
what angle does it create?
polar or nonpolar?
hybridization?
example?
a linear shape
180 degrees
nonpolar
sp
AX2
3 pairs, with no lone pairs, around the central atom yields what shape?
what angle does it create?
polar or nonpolar?
hybridization?
example?
trigonal planar
120 degrees
nonpolar
sp2
AX3
3 pairs, with one lone pair, around the central atom yields what shape?
what angle does it create?
polar or nonpolar?
hybridization?
example?
bent
<120 degrees
polar
sp2
AX2E
4 pairs, with no lone pairs around the central atom yields what shape?
what angle does it create?
polar or nonpolar?
hybridization?
example?
tetrahedral
109.5 degrees
nonpolar
sp3
AX4
4 pairs with one lone pair yields what shape?
what angle does it create?
polar or nonpolar?
hybridization?
example?
trigonal pyramidal
<109.5 degrees
polar
sp3
AX3E
4 pairs with 2 lone pairs yields what shape?
what angle does it create?
polar or nonpolar?
hybridization?
example?
bent
<109.5 degrees
polar
sp3
AX2E2
5 pairs with no lone pairs yields what shape?
what angle does it create?
polar or nonpolar?
hybridization?
example?
trigonal bipyramidal
120 or 90
nonpolar
sp3d
AX5
5 pairs with 1 lone pair yields what shape?
what angle does it create?
polar or nonpolar?
hybridization?
example?
Seesaw
<120 or 90
polar
sp3d
ax4e
5 pairs with 2 lone pairs yields what shape?
what angle does it create?
polar or nonpolar?
hybridization?
example?
t-shaped
90 degrees
polar
sp3d
AX3E2
5 pairs with 3 lone pairs yields what shape?
what angle does it create?
polar or nonpolar?
hybridization?
example?
linear
180 degrees
nonpolar
sp3d
AX2E3
6 lone pairs with no lone pairs yields what shape?
what angle does it create?
polar or nonpolar?
hybridization?
example?
octahedral
90 degrees
nonpolar
sp3d2
AX6
6 pairs with one lone pair yields what shape?
what angle does it create?
polar or nonpolar?
hybridization?
example?
square pyramidal
<90 degrees
polar
sp3d2
AX5E
6 pairs with 2 lone pairs yields what shape?
square planar
90 degrees
nonpolar
sp3d2
AX4E2
which shapes are nonpolar?
molecules with no lone pairs - linear, trigonal planar, tetrahedral, trigonal bipyramidal, octahedral
OR
linear (2 pairs and 3 lone pairs) and square planar