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-n describes the ____ of an orbital

-l describes the ____ of an orbital

-m describes the number of ____ orbitals an element possesses

choices:
shape
size
atomic
size
shape
atomic
the n level describes the energy level (1, 2, 3,...)
measure of size
the smaller the n number...
the smaller the energy level...
the closer it is to nucleus
s orbital
spherical
symmetrical
centered on the nucleus
p orbital
composed of two lobes
symmetrically about nucleus
contain a node
node
an area where the probability of finding an electron is zero
d orbital
4 symmetrical lobes
2 nodes
when two atomic orbitals combine, they form a ____ orbital
molecular
if the signs of the wave functions are the same for the molecular orbital, they form a bond/non-bond orbital
lower energy = bond
if the signs of the wave functions are different for the molecular orbital, they form a bond/non-bond orbital
higher energy = non-bond
sigma bond
head to head or tail to tail overlap
single bond
accommodate 2 electrons
pi bond
when two p orbitals line up in parallel (8 8); electron clouds overlap

-2 bonds form; double bond
sigma and pi bond
triple bond
2 pi bonds and a sigma bond
double/triple bonds both ____ rotation
hinder
pi bonds ____ a sigma bond
require
pi bonds are ____ than sigma bonds in comparison, but strength is additive(strength of pi bond and sigma bond of the double bond) so therefore double/triple bonds are ____ overall
weaker
stronger
-breaking single bond requires more energy than a pi bond...
the more bonds between molecules, the ____ the distance between them
shorter
1>2>3 (bond length)
sp3
3p orbitals
1s orbital
forms a tetrahedran if no electron pairs
s character and sp3, sp2, and sp....
sp3 < sp2 < sp < s
25%<33.3%<50%<100%
sp2
120degree angles
planar
alkenes
sp
triple and single bond
180degree angle