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F. J. Grieman
Chemical Bonding (1) Atom Review Lowest energy
from multiple interaction Ionic bond Covalent
bond Polar covalent Ionic character Electronegati
vity and type of bond Bonding Model Requirements
2
Atomic Structure Review
electron interference ?
H.U.P Quantized Energy ?
Orbitals
Multielectron Atom
3 interactions
Energy f(? Q.s)
Pauli and Hund ?
Periodic Table
3
Molecules
Model
Molecules properties can be very different than
atoms
How?
Interactions
Why do systems seek lowest energy?
Lowest energy is our guide
Understand from thermodynamics
  • ball on hill

Energy released to surroundings
Organized energy
4
Molecule
A B ? AB ? AB energy
(organized) ? Equilibrium
Possible ways to form molecules
5
ionic combine IE, EA, Coulombic
Attraction energy Na(g) ?
Cl(g) e-
? ------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------- Na(g)
Cl(g) ? E
Na(g) Cl-(g) ? Coulombic
Attraction E (2.31 x 10-19 Jnm/molecule)

(1.39 x 102 kJnm/mol) Q1Q2/r(nm) r(Na)
r(Cl-) .095 .181 .276 nm (solid)
r .251 nm
(gas) E(Coulomb) BE(NaCl)
kJ/mol Graph on overhead

6
Cl2 ?? Cl energy ? Cl e- Cl
e- ? Cl- energy --------------------
--------------------------------------- Cl Cl
?
!!!!!! Coulombic Energy r(Cl2) must But r(Cl-)
Cl would have to be inside Cl- !!!!! Must
be something else
electron sharing somehow Must let
be our guide right now (Overhead and
demonstration)
7
hetero molecules somewhere between covalent
and ionic ?
? Polar?? From dipole (two poles)
Dipole moment
amount of charge separated by distance R Measure
in Debye 3.336E-30Cm
Measure of extent of Calculate ?( ) for
complete charge transfer e.g., NaCl-
x 100 NaCl ?(calc)
( C)(2.51E-10m)/3.336E-30D/Cm)
12.0 D Ionic Character
8
  • (Cl2) 0 further evidence that covalent
  • Ionic gt
  • Electronegativity
  • The greater ?EN, the more ionic
  • Molecule Cl-Cl HCl NaCl
  • EN
  • ?EN
  • Polar covalent example
  • H?Cl ?(actual)
    r(HCl)
  • ?(calc)

9
  • Bonding Model should explain and/or predict
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