Title: F' J' Grieman
1F. 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
2Atomic Structure Review
electron interference ?
H.U.P Quantized Energy ?
Orbitals
Multielectron Atom
3 interactions
Energy f(? Q.s)
Pauli and Hund ?
Periodic Table
3Molecules
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
Energy released to surroundings
Organized energy
4Molecule
A B ? AB ? AB energy
(organized) ? Equilibrium
Possible ways to form molecules
5ionic combine IE, EA, Coulombic
Attraction energy Na(g) ?
Cl(g) e-
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----------------------------------- 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
6Cl2 ?? 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)
7hetero 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
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- Polar covalent example
- H?Cl ?(actual)
r(HCl) - ?(calc)
9- Bonding Model should explain and/or predict
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