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Vocabulary flashcards covering VSEPR theory, molecular geometries, bond angles, central atom hybridizations, bond orders, bond energies, and resonance structures.
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Molecular Geometry of ICl2−
A molecular geometry determined to be linear, with a predicted bond angle of 180∘.
SOF4
A molecule analyzed under VSEPR theory to determine its molecular geometry and predict its bond angles.
Sigma (σ) and Pi (π) Bonds
Types of covalent bonds evaluated alongside central atom hybridization to describe the bonding structure of species such as CN− and H2CO.
Ammonia (NH3) Polarity
The polarity of NH3, evaluated using its molecular shape, polar bonds, and whether individual bond dipoles cancel out.
Ethane vs. Ethene Carbon-Carbon Bond Order
A comparison of carbon-carbon bonding where ethene (C2H4) has the higher bond order due to its double bond compared to the single bond in ethane (C2H6).
Ethane vs. Ethene Carbon-Carbon Bond Energy
A comparison of carbon-carbon bond strength where ethane (C2H6) has the lowest bond energy due to possessing a single bond rather than a double bond.
Boron Trifluoride (BF3)
A compound analyzed for its Lewis structure, molecular geometry, bond angles, central atom hybridization, and molecular polarity.
Carbonate Ion (CO32−)
A polyatomic ion evaluated for its Lewis structure, molecular geometry, bond angles, central atom hybridization, and molecular polarity.
Sulfate Ion (SO42−)
A polyatomic ion evaluated for its Lewis structure, molecular geometry, bond angles, central atom hybridization, and molecular polarity.
Methane (CH4)
A hydrocarbon evaluated for its Lewis structure, molecular geometry, bond angles, central atom hybridization, and polarity.
Oxygen Difluoride (OF2)
A compound analyzed for its Lewis structure, molecular geometry, bond angles, central atom hybridization, and polarity.
Nitrogen Trifluoride (NF3)
A molecular compound evaluated for its Lewis structure, molecular geometry, bond angles, central atom hybridization, and polarity.
Hydrogen Cyanide (HCN)
A linear molecule evaluated for its Lewis structure, bond angles, central atom hybridization, and molecular polarity.
Hertz
A unit of frequency defined in unit conversions as 1hertz=1s−1.
Diatomic Molecules (F2, O2, N2) Bond Properties
A set of homonuclear diatomic molecules evaluated to compare bond order, find which possesses the highest bond energy, and find which has the longest bond.
Formate Ion (CHO2−) Resonance
The representation of all possible resonance structures for the formate ion used to determine the bond order between carbon and oxygen.