CHEMICAL BONDING
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Sp | LINEAR |
Sp2 - 0 lp | TRIAGONAL PLANAR |
Sp2 - 1lp | Bent shape /V shape |
Sp3- 0 lp | TETRAHEDRAL |
Sp3 - 1 lp | TRIAGONAL PYRAMIDAL |
Sp3 - 2lp | Bent / angular/ v shape |
Sp3 - 1lp | TRIAGONAL PYRAMIDAL |
Sp3d - 0lp | TRIAGONAL BYPYRAMIDAL |
Sp3d - 1lp | SEE SAW SHAPE |
Sp3d - 2lp | BENT T SHAPE |
Sp3d - 3 lp | LINEAR |
Sp3d2 - 0lp | OCTAHEDRAL |
Sp3d2 -1lp | SQUARE PYRAMIDAL |
Sp3d2- 2 lp | SQUARE PLANAR |
Sp3d3 -0lp | PENTAGONAL BIPYRAMIDAL |
Sp3d3- 1lp | DISTORTED OCTAHEDRAL |
Sp3d3 - 2lp | PENTAGONAL PLANAR |
Complete transfer of electrons | Ionic bond |
Lattice enthalpy or lattice energy | Amount of energy released when 1mole of solid ionic compound is formed from its constituent gaseous atoms |
Two factors affecting lattice energy | Product of charges inverse of distance between two charges |
State relation between charge on an ion and its size | Inversely proportional |
Enthalpy of formation definition | Energy change when one mole of compounds is formed from its constituent elements |
Role of born haber cycle | Explains formation of ionic compounds in terms of energy |
Can enthalpy of formation be negative? | Yes, cuz formation of some compounds is not spontaneous-- they absorb energy and, hence, del.H is positive - spontaneous, release energy- delta h negative |
Favourable conditions for formation of ionic compound | Del f H should be negative- i.e- BDE, SE IE should be low- as they are positive values and, L.E , del. eg H -- high |
Ionic solids are... (color) (state) | White, crystalline solid |
Do ionic compounds show isomerism, why? | No, they are non directional |
Why IC have high mp and bp | Strong forces of attraction |
Why are ic brittle? | When one layer slides over other- same type of chrges over each other- repulsion- breaks |
Meaning of dielectric constant | Solvent ne dissolving compound ke electrostatic force of attraction ko E times weak kar diya |
Process of hydration | Solvation in water |
Sharing of electrons- covalent bond formed between | Two electropositive elements |
Hypovalent species vs hypervalent species | Sharing ke baad 8 e se kam vs. sharing ke baad 8 e se jyada |
Instances of failure of law of octet | 1. H 2. hypo and hypervalent 3. odd e- mol. 4. inert gases forming compounds |
Concepts (2) in valence bond theory | Concept of overlapping concept of hybridization |
Concept of overlapping | Based on energy minimization tendency of a system- not octet |
Benefit of overlapping | E- cloud do nucleus ke command mein hain - attraction increases - energy further decreases therefore bond more stable |
Overlapping continues till | A sweet spot of maximum energy is reached |
Axial vs collateral overlapping in s-s vs p-p | Axial- internuclear axis ke along collateral- internuclear axis ke upar neeche |
Overlapping orbitals should have... symmetry | Same symmetry ++ or -- not +- ....apavitra rishta SUM 0 |
FAILURE OF overlapping | Failed to explain poluatomic molecules like- CH4 - all symmetrical even though one 2s1s and other three 2p1s - all bond angle and bond length same(shouldnt be acc to overlapping) |
Launch of hybridisation | Redistribution of energy- hybrid orbitals- to explain polyatomic mol. - poly at mol- hybridisation ke baad hi overlap hota hai |
Hybridisation defn | When orbitals of diff energies intermix and redistribute their energies to form orbitals of similar energy its called hybridisation and new orbitals - hybrid orbitals |
Type of hyb.= | No of surrounding atoms + no of lone pairs on the central atom |
....bonds are longer and weaker than ....bonds | Axial weaker than equitorial |
,....(a/e) feel more repn and whY? | Each eq. bond is repelled by three axial bonds while each axial bond is repelled by three equitorial bonds - axial bonds feel more repn. - BS dec, and BL inc |
In case of sp3d- lone pairs are always plced at...a/e | Equitorial positon |
BP- BP vs LP BP vs LP LP repn comparision - vsepr explains | << - bond angle and shape of molecules |
LP should always be placed at a/e | Equitorial |
In ether bond(ROR) angle b/n two R-R groups is... and why | 110 deg greater than b/w two lp cuz of steric hindrance same with ncl3 and NBr3 |
Pi bond should be kept on ...(a/e) | Equitorial to minimize pi-pi or sigma-pi repulsion |
Why SiO2 has different structure from CO2 | Sp3 in SiO2 vs sp in CO2 cuz co2 small discrete molecule while silica a giant lattice |
Why N2O5 gas has different hybridisation than its solid? | Gas- covalent bonds solid ionic bonds |
Why benzene all bonds of equal size | Resonance |
Types of resonance | 8 types |
Bond angle reln to EN of surrounding atoms | INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL |