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Tell me about Covalent Bonds
Every covalent bond is characterized by two values:
Bond length: the distance between bonded nuclei
Bond strength: the amount of energy needs to break the bond. It is also called bond enthalpy
In general, shorter bonds are stronger bonds
Tell me about Multiple Bonds
Atoms, can share more than one pair of electrons to form multiple bonds.
double (2 pairs of electrons)
triple (3 pairs of electrons)
Multiple bonds have a greater number of shared electrons and so have a greater force of electrostatic attraction between the bonded nuclei
Give me the order of bond length in from strongest to longest
Shortest | 3-bond<2-bond<1-bond | Longest
Give me the order of bond enthalpy in from strongest to longest
Lowest | 1-bond<2-bond<3-bond | Highest
What does VESPR mean? Tell me about it
Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion
electrons I covalent bonds and in lone pairs repel one another
Molecules have 3D shapes that place electron pairs on central atom as far apart as possible
involve electron domains
They depend on:
The number of atoms bound to the central tom
The number of lone pairs of electrons on the central atom
Tell me about Electron Domains
can contain single, double or triple bonding electron pairs or non-bonding pairs of electrons
Total number of electron domains determine the geometric arrangements of electron domains
lone pairs of electrons have a higher concentration of charge and so have slightly more repulsion than bonding pairs