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Vocabulary flashcards covering the molecular geometries and formula notations associated with steric numbers 2 through 6 and various numbers of lone pairs.
Linear (AX2)
The molecular geometry observed for a molecule with a steric number of 2 and 0 lone pairs.
Trigonal planar (AX3)
The molecular geometry observed for a molecule with a steric number of 3 and 0 lone pairs.
Bent (AX2E1)
The molecular geometry observed for a molecule with a steric number of 3 and 1 lone pair.
Tetrahedral (AX4)
The molecular geometry observed for a molecule with a steric number of 4 and 0 lone pairs.
Trigonal pyramidal (AX3E1)
The molecular geometry observed for a molecule with a steric number of 4 and 1 lone pair.
Bent (AX2E2)
The molecular geometry observed for a molecule with a steric number of 4 and 2 lone pairs.
Trigonal bipyramidal (AX5)
The molecular geometry observed for a molecule with a steric number of 5 and 0 lone pairs.
Seesaw (AX4E1)
The molecular geometry observed for a molecule with a steric number of 5 and 1 lone pair.
T-shaped (AX3E2)
The molecular geometry observed for a molecule with a steric number of 5 and 2 lone pairs.
Linear (AX2E3)
The molecular geometry observed for a molecule with a steric number of 5 and 3 lone pairs.
Octahedral (AX6)
The molecular geometry observed for a molecule with a steric number of 6 and 0 lone pairs.
Square pyramidal (AX5E1)
The molecular geometry observed for a molecule with a steric number of 6 and 1 lone pair.
Square planar (AX4E2)
The molecular geometry observed for a molecule with a steric number of 6 and 2 lone pairs.