IB Chemistry: Chapter 4 and 14 - VSEPR Theory

6 electron domains, 6 bonding pairs

6 electron domains, 6 bonding pairs

molecular geometry: octahedral

domain geometry: octahedral

bonding angles: 90°

6 electron domains, 5 bonding pairs and 1 lone pair

molecular geometry: square based pyramid

domain geometry: octahedral

bonding angles: <90°

6 electron domains, 4 bonding pairs and 2 lone pairs

molecular geometry: square planar

domain geometry: octahedral

bonding angles: 90°

5 electron domains, 5 bonding pairs

molecular geometry: trigonal bipyramid

domain geometry: trigonal bipyramid

bonding angles: 90° and 120°

5 electron domains, 4 bonding pairs and 1 lone pair

molecular geometry: see saw

domain geometry: trigonal bipyramid

bonding angles: 90° and 117°

5 electron domains, 3 bonding pairs and 2 lone pairs

molecular geometry: T-shape

domain geometry: trigonal bipyramid

bonding angles: 90°

5 electron domains, 2 bonding pairs and 3 lone pairs

molecular geometry: linear

domain geometry: trigonal bipyramid

bonding angles: 180°

2 electron domains, 2 bonding pairs

molecular geometry: linear

domain geometry: linear

bonding angles: 180°

3 electron domains, 3 bonding pairs

molecular geometry: trigonal planar

domain geometry: trigonal planar

bonding angles: 120°

3 electron domains, 2 bonding pairs and 1 lone pair

molecular geometry: bent/v-shaped

domain geometry: trigonal planar

bonding angles: 118°

4 electron domains, 4 bonding pairs

molecular geometry: tetrahedral

domain geometry: tetrahedral

bonding angles: 109.5°

4 electron domains, 3 bonding pairs and 1 lone pair

molecular geometry: trigonal pyramid

domain geometry: tetrahedral

bonding angles: 107°

4 electron domains, 2 bonding pairs and 2 lone pairs

molecular geometry: bent/V-shaped

domain geometry: tetrahedral

bonding angles: 104.5°