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Vocabulary practice flashcards covering electron domains, orbital hybridizations, electron geometries, lone pairs, bond angles, and molecular geometries.
sp Hybridization
The hybridization associated with 2 electron domains and a linear electron geometry with an ideal bond angle of 180∘.
Linear Molecular Geometry (2 Domains)
The molecular shape of a molecule with 2 electron domains and 0 lone pairs, resulting in a bond angle of 180∘.
sp² Hybridization
The hybridization associated with 3 electron domains and a trigonal planar electron geometry.
Trigonal Planar Molecular Geometry
The molecular shape of a molecule with 3 electron domains and 0 lone pairs, characterized by bond angles of 120∘.
Bent Molecular Geometry (3 Domains)
The molecular shape resulting from 3 electron domains with 1 lone pair, producing a bond angle of <120∘.
sp³ Hybridization
The hybridization associated with 4 electron domains and a tetrahedral electron geometry.
Tetrahedral Molecular Geometry
The molecular shape of a molecule with 4 electron domains and 0 lone pairs, featuring bond angles of 109.5∘.
Trigonal Pyramidal Molecular Geometry
The molecular shape resulting from 4 electron domains with 1 lone pair, exhibiting a bond angle of ∼107∘.
Bent Molecular Geometry (4 Domains)
The molecular shape resulting from 4 electron domains with 2 lone pairs, exhibiting a bond angle of 104.5∘.
sp³d Hybridization
The hybridization associated with 5 electron domains and a trigonal bipyramidal electron geometry.
Trigonal Bipyramidal Molecular Geometry
The molecular shape formed by 5 electron domains with 0 lone pairs, featuring bond angles of 90∘ and 120∘.
Seesaw Molecular Geometry
The molecular shape that results from 5 electron domains with 1 lone pair.
T-shape Molecular Geometry (5 Domains)
The molecular shape that results from 5 electron domains with 2 lone pairs.
Linear Molecular Geometry (5 Domains)
The molecular shape that results from 5 electron domains with 3 lone pairs.
sp³d² Hybridization
The hybridization associated with 6 electron domains and an octahedral electron geometry.
Octahedral Molecular Geometry
The molecular shape formed by 6 electron domains and 0 lone pairs, characterized by bond angles of 90∘.
Square Pyramidal Molecular Geometry
The molecular shape that results from 6 electron domains with 1 lone pair.
Square Planar Molecular Geometry
The molecular shape that results from 6 electron domains with 2 lone pairs.
T-shape Molecular Geometry (6 Domains)
The molecular shape that results from 6 electron domains with 3 lone pairs.
Linear Molecular Geometry (6 Domains)
The molecular shape that results from 6 electron domains with 4 lone pairs.