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Title: Lecture 11 VSEPR Theory, Molecular Shape


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Lecture 11 - VSEPR Theory, Molecular Shape
  • 5 Base e- pair geometries will predict
  • 13 Molecular geometries
  • STEPS FOR SUCCESS
  • draw Lewis
  • bonding pairs
  • lone pairs
  • multiple bonds count as one bonded pair

2
Resonance Structures
  • e.g. O3 (ozone)

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O O O O O O

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3
  • e.g. SO3

O O O S O S O S O O O O
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  • e.g. carbonate ion, CO3-2

-2
-2
-2
O O O C O C O C O O O O
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Molecules that dont obey rules
  • Case 2. Incomplete octets

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F B F F
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H - Cl

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Molecules that dont obey rules
  • Case 3. Expanded Octets
  • e.g. Phosphorus Ne 3s2 3p3
  • e.g. Sulfur Ne 3s2 3p4
  • e.g Xenon Ne 3s2 3p6
  • 3d sublevel is close in energy to 3p!

7
Molecules that dont obey rules
  • Case 3. Expanded Octets

Cl F Cl F F Cl P S Cl F F Cl F
10 electrons!
12 electrons!
8
Molecules that dont obey rules
  • Case 3. Expanded Octets

F
F

Xe

F
F
12 electrons!
9
Predicting Molecular Shapes
  • VSEPR Theory
  • (Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion)
  • - Electron clouds repel one another
  • - Terminal atoms move as far apart as possible
  • - Distinctive geometry results

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VSEPR
  • Step 1.
  • - count the number of total electron pairs around
    the central atom
  • - count Bonding Pairs
  • count Nonbonding or Lone Pairs
  • Step 2. Predict the shape!

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VSEPR
  • Electron Bonds Lone Notation Shape
  • Pairs Pairs
  • 2 2 0 AX2 linear
  • 3 3 0 AX3 trigonal
  • planar
  • 3 2 1 AX2E bent

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AX2 e.g. CO2
  • (Linear)
  • O C O
  • bond angle 180o

13
AX3 e.g. BF3
  • (trigonal planar)
  • bond angle 120o

F
B
F
F
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AX2E e.g. SO2
  • (bent)
  • bond angle 105o

O
S

O
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VSEPR
  • Electron Bonds Lone Notation Shape
  • Pairs Pairs
  • 4 4 0 AX4 tetrahedral
  • 4 3 1 AX3E trigonal
    pyramidal
  • 4 2 2 AX2E2 bent

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AX4 e.g. methane
(tetrahedral)
All angles 109.5o
H
C
H
H
H
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AX3E e.g. ammonia
(trigonal pyramidal)
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N
H
H
107o
H
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AX2E2 e.g. water
(bent)
H
H
..
105o
O
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H
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VSEPR
  • Electron Bonds Lone Notation Shape
  • Pairs Pairs
  • 5 5 0 AX5 trigonal
    bipyramidal
  • 5 4 1 AX4E see-saw
  • 5 3 2 AX3E2 T-shaped
  • 5 2 3 AX2E3 Linear

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AX5
(trigonal bipyramidal)
Cl Cl Cl P Cl Cl
ideal angles 90o, 120o
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AX4E
(seesaw)
F F S F F

ideal angles 90o, 120o
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AX3E2
(t-shaped)
Cl Cl I Cl


ideal angles 90o
23
AX2E3
(linear)
F Xe F


angle 180o
24
VSEPR
  • Electron Bonds Lone Notation Shape
  • Pairss Pairs
  • 6 6 0 AX6 octahedral
  • 6 5 1 AX5E square
    pyramidal
  • 6 4 2 AX4E2 square
    planar

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AX6
(octahedral)
F F F S F F F
all angles 90o
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AX5E
(square pyramidal)
F F F I F F
all angles 90o
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AX4E2
F F Xe F F
(square planar)
all angles 90o
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