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Diagram 2. The lone pair on the Al makes it a different shape than trigonal planar, which has 3 electron domains not 4.

Justify based on VSEPR theory

<p>Justify based on VSEPR theory</p>
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C1- tetrahedral - 109

C2 - same

O - bent 105

Answer shape and angle for C1 , C2, and O

<p>Answer shape and angle for C1 , C2, and O</p>
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C1-sp3

C2- same

O-sp3

Answer hybridization for C1, C2, and O

<p>Answer hybridization for C1, C2, and O</p>
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No, both N atoms follow trigonal pyramidal, so they do not fall on the same plane.

Answer

<p>Answer </p>
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Linear

Trigonal planar

Bents

Square

Four types that DO fall on the same plane

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The distance in pm between nuclei in a bond

Bond length

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The balance between the attractive and repulsive forces

On point x on the graph, marks

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A single

bond has fewer electrons being shared, so the attraction is weaker. The atoms aren't pulled as tightly together, resulting in a longer distance(internuclear distance) between them.

Why are single bonds longer than double bonds MOST OF THE TIME

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The more shared electrons create a stronger attractive force between the atoms. This pulls the atoms closer together.

Why are double and triple bonds short?

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Two atoms share one pair of electrons.

Single bond

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Two atoms share two pairs of electrons.

Double Bond

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Two atoms share three pairs of electrons.

Triple Bond

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Br has electrons on 4 energy levels (n=4) while F only has electrons on 2 (n=2). The extra shells from Br increase the distance between the H and Br nuclei, giving HBr the greater bond length.

Based on the arrangement of electrons in the Br and F atoms, explain why the bond length and an HBr molecule is greater than that an HF molecule

<p>Based on the arrangement of electrons in the Br and F atoms, explain why the bond length and an HBr molecule is greater than that an HF molecule</p>
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Energy required(absorbed) to break a bond in Kj/Mol

Bond strength/energy

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Shorter bond lengths

Bonds with H atoms tend to have

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Bond energy

Bond length

The y axis is ____

The x axis is ____

<p>The y axis is ____ </p><p>The x axis is ____</p>
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positive or negative despite the way it is in the duration

On a curve frq that asks you to draw, the energy in kj/mol can be written as .

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200 pm

Based on the graph, what is the bond length in pico meters for Cl2?

<p>Based on the graph, what is the bond length in pico meters for Cl2?</p>
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A student finds that the average bond length is 220 pico meters in the average bond energy is 425 Kj/mol. Draw the potential energy curve for the average bond found by the student.

<p>A student finds that the average bond length is 220 pico meters in the average bond energy is 425 Kj/mol. Draw the potential energy curve for the average bond found by the student.</p>
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Triple bond

Which of these 3 bonds will have the greatest bond strength(energy) in pm or Kj/mol?

<p>Which of these 3 bonds will have the greatest bond strength(energy) in pm or Kj/mol?</p>
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Broken: 1 C=C

1 Cl-Cl

Formed: 1 c-c

2 C-Cl

How many bonds formed and broken?

<p>How many bonds formed and broken? </p>
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Kj of bonds formed - Kj of bonds broken

For bond energies to calculate deltaHrxn the formula is

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Bonds broken for a negative enthalpy

Bonds formed has to be bigger than

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A large negative delta h/enthalpy results from

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Sp2

Sp3

Sp2

Hybridization of the C1, C2 and bottom O?

<p>Hybridization of the C1, C2 and bottom O?</p>
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Draw in another box what the five molecules of HBr would look like AFTER vaporization has occurred

<p>Draw in another box what the five molecules of HBr would look like AFTER vaporization has occurred </p>
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Gas to liquid

Condensation

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Solid to gas

Sublimination

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Solid to liquid (melt)

Fusion

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mcdeltaT

q=

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More London dispersion bc there is a higher chance of electrons being unevenly distributed

More electrons mean

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Ionic compounds have highest boiling points - strongest intermolecular forces

How to identify compound by boiling point?