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VSEPR theory helps predict... |
VSEPR theory helps predict the spatial arrangement of atoms in a molecule. |
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VSEPR theory states the electrons pairs... |
VSEPR theory states that the electron pairs arrange themselves so they achieve MAXIMAL DISTANCE from each other. |
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The arrangement of electron pairs around an atom takes into consideration both... and ... |
The arrangement of election pairs around an atom take into consideration both bonds and lone pairs. |
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The atomic arrangement of an atom only takes into consideration... |
The atomic arrangement of an atom only takes consideration of bonds. |
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Orbitals are regions of space... |
Orbitals are regions of space where the probability of finding an electron is high. |
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Bonding orbitals are known as "" and form "" bonds. |
Bonding orbitals are known as CONSTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE and form sigma bonds. |
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Anti-bonding orbitals are known as "" and result in the reduction of... |
Anti-bonding orbitals are known as DESTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE and result in the reduction of electron density between 2 nuclei. |
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sp hybridization results when... |
One 2s orbital combines with one 2p orbital to produce 2 sp hybridized atomic orbitals. |
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The Energy levels of sp orbitals are somewhere in between... |
The Energy levels of sp orbitals are somewhere in between 2s & 2p orbitals. |
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During the formation of sp hybridized orbital, only "" and "" orbital change. |
During the formation of sp hybridized orbital, only 1 2s and 1 2p orbital changes. |
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Any atom whose arrangement of electron pairs is linear will be "" hybridized. However, the "" orbital may or may not be occupied. |
Any atom whose arrangement of electron pairs is linear will be sp hybridized. However, the p orbital may or may not be occupied. |
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π (pi) bonds are a result of the "" overlap of 2 "" orbitals and not formed by "" orbitals. |
π (pi) bonds are a result of the sideways overlap of 2 p orbitals and not formed by hybridized orbitals. |
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Atoms that have trigonal planar electron arrangement will always be "" hybridized. |
Atoms that have trigonal planar electron arrangement will always be sp2 hybridized. |
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Atoms that have tetrahedral electron arrangement will always have "" hybridization. |
Atoms that have tetrahedral electron arrangement will always have sp3 hybridization. |
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sp3 hybridization is formed by using 1 "" orbital and 3 "" orbitals. Thus, all "" orbitals are used up which means that "" hybridized atoms cannot form "" bonds. |
sp3 hybridization is formed by using 1 s orbital and 3 p orbitals. Thus, all p orbitals are used up which means that sp3 hybridized atoms cannot form π bonds. |
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The Lone Pair of Electrons of an atoms are included in the "" of the atom. However, they are not included in the "" of the atom. |
The Lone Pairs of electrons of an atom are included in the Electronic Arrangement of the atom. However, they are not included in the Geometric Arrangement of the atom. |
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In sp and sp2 hybridized atoms, lone pairs can be found in the "" orbital. |
In sp and sp2 hybridized atoms, lone pairs can be found in p orbitals. |
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In sp3 orbitals, lone pairs of electrons cannot be found in "" orbitals. |
In so3 orbitals, lone pairs of electrons cannot be found in the p orbital. |
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Steric Number is the... |
Steric Number is the sum of the number of sigma bonds and number of lone electron pairs. |
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If an atom has a Steric Number of 4, then it always has a "" arrangement. |
If an atom has a Steric Number of 4, then it always has a tetrahedral arrangement. |
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If an atom has a Steric Number of 3, then it always has a "" arrangement. |
If an atom has a Steric Number of 3, then it always has a trigonal planar arrangement. |
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If an atom has a Steric Number of 2, then it always has a "" arrangement. |
If an atom has a Steric Number of 2, then it always has a linear arrangement. |
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only ""bonds and "" of an atom are found in hybridized orbitals. |
only sigma bonds and long pairs an atom are found in hybridized orbitals. |
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"" bonds are found in p orbitals. |
pi bonds are found in p orbitals. |