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Vocabulary flashcards reviewing molecular shapes, lone pairs, electron pair totals, and bond angles according to VSEPR theory.
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Linear Geometry (AB2)
A molecular shape with 2 total electron pairs and 0 lone pairs, featuring a bond angle of 180∘.
Trigonal Planar Geometry (AB3)
A molecular shape with 3 total electron pairs and 0 lone pairs, featuring bond angles of 120∘.
Bent Geometry (AB2E)
A molecular shape with 3 total electron pairs and 1 lone pair, featuring a bond angle of <120∘.
Tetrahedral Geometry (AB4)
A molecular shape with 4 total electron pairs and 0 lone pairs, featuring bond angles of 109.5∘.
Trigonal Pyramid Geometry (AB3E)
A molecular shape with 4 total electron pairs and 1 lone pair, featuring a bond angle of 107∘.
Bent Geometry (AB2E2)
A molecular shape with 4 total electron pairs and 2 lone pairs, featuring a bond angle of 104.5∘.
Trigonal Bipyramid Geometry (AB5)
A molecular shape with 5 total electron pairs and 0 lone pairs, featuring bond angles of 90∘ and 120∘.
Seesaw Geometry (AB4E)
A molecular shape with 5 total electron pairs and 1 lone pair, featuring bond angles of <90∘ and <120∘.
T-shape Geometry (AB3E2)
A molecular shape with 5 total electron pairs and 2 lone pairs, featuring bond angles of <90∘.
Linear Geometry (AB2E3)
A molecular shape with 5 total electron pairs and 3 lone pairs, featuring a bond angle of 180∘.
Octahedral Geometry (AB6)
A molecular shape with 6 total electron pairs and 0 lone pairs, featuring bond angles of 90∘.
Square Pyramid Geometry (AB5E)
A molecular shape with 6 total electron pairs and 1 lone pair, featuring bond angles of <90∘.
Square Planar Geometry (AB4E2)
A molecular shape with 6 total electron pairs and 2 lone pairs, featuring bond angles of 90∘.
Linear Geometry (AB2E4)
A molecular shape with 6 total electron pairs and 4 lone pairs, featuring a bond angle of 180∘.

VSEPR Molecular Shapes Chart
A summary reference table displaying electron pair geometries, lone pair arrangements, molecular shapes, and bond angles.