Title: Orbital Hybridization
1Orbital Hybridization
- By
- Maruthupandi M , M.sc chemistry , vivekanada
college,Madurai.
2Atomic Orbitals Covalent Bonding
Atomic orbitals are mathematical descriptions of
the probable locations of electrons around an
atom.
s, px, py, pz, dxy, dxz, dyz, dx2-y2, dz2, ...
Atomic orbitals can be blended together to form
new orbitals called hybrid orbitals.
3sp Orbital Hybridization
The shape is determined by the linear
combinations of atomic orbitals
y2s y2pz
y2s - y2pz
and
4sp2 Orbital Hybridization
The 2s, 2px and 2pz atomic orbitals of each
carbon are used.
2pz
2px
2s
sp2
The angle between the orbitals is 120.
5sp3 Orbital Hybridization
6sp3 Orbital Hybridization
The angle between the orbitals is 109.5.
Why isnt the angle 90?
four sp3 orbitals
tetrahedral shape
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8Predict the bond angles and the hybridization of
the central atoms in each of the following
structures.
9Predict the bond angles and the hybridization of
the central atoms in each of the following
structures.
sp Be
sp3 N
sp3 O
sp2 C
sp2 N
sp3 C
sp C
10Beryllium sp Hybridization
Two orbitals each can hold two electrons
11sp Hybridization
px, py
Maximum angle that two orbitals can be apart is
180.
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atomic orbtials
hybrid atomic orbtials
12sp Hybridized BerylliumValence Orbitals
The other p-orbitals of beryllium (px, py) remain
unchanged
Open orbital contains no electrons Lined orbital
contains one electron Filled in orbital contains
two electrons
13sp Hybridized BerylliumValence Orbitals
The other p-orbitals of beryllium (px, py) remain
unchanged
Why is it a linear molecule?
Open orbital contains no electrons Lined orbital
contains one electron Filled in orbital contains
two electrons
14Sketch the hybrid atomic orbitals and fill
or shade-in the lobes for each indicated atom
sp3 N
sp3 O
sp2 O
sp2 C
sp2 N
sp N
sp3 C
sp C
15Sketch the hybrid atomic orbitals and fill
or shade-in the lobes for each indicated atom
sp2 O
sp3 O
sp3 N
sp2 C
sp2 N
sp C
sp N
sp3 C
16Ethene
- Also called ethylene
- Polymerizes to form polyethylene
- Each carbon forms three sp2 hybrid orbitals.
17sp2 Hybridization
2py
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This hybrid set can hold six electrons.
The unhybridized py orbital is perpendicular to
the sp2 orbitals.
18Ethene
- To allow for overlap of the unhybridized py
orbitals, the bonding in this molecule requires
that ethene is planar. All six atoms lie in the
same plane.
19Ethene
carbon-carbon sigma bond due to sp2-sp2 overlap
carbon-hydrogen sigma bonds due to sp2-s overlap
carbon-carbon pi bond due to 2py- 2py overlap
20Methane
The 2s, 2px , 2py and 2pz atomic orbitals of
carbon are used.
What would be the name of a hybrid orbital made
from these orbitals?
21sp3 Hybridization
sp3
All four hybrid atomic orbitals have the
same energy.
These four orbitals are energetically degenerate.
22Methane
23Ammonia
N
H
H
H
The 2s, 2px , 2py and 2pz atomic orbitals of
nitrogen are used
24sp3 Hybridization
sp3
By hybridizing its atomic orbitals nitrogen
gains more stable (lower energy) orbitals for
bonding.
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nitrogen ao
Which of the electrons in these hybrid atomic
orbitals are available for bonding?
25Ammonia
a completely filled in orbital contains two
electrons
Because of this bonding, the Ð H-N-H bond
angle is close to 109.5 (actually 107).
26The Structure of Ammonia
What bond angle would be expected if the lone
pair of electrons didn't affect the structure?
What bond angle would be expected if the atomic
orbitals of nitrogen did not hybridize?
Why is the actual bond angle not exactly 109.5?
Draw the orbital overlap diagram for the
reaction of ammonia and a hydrogen ion.
27Hydrogen Cyanide
2 groups of electrons around carbon
What does the orbital overlap diagram look like?
28Hydrogen Cyanide
carbon sp hybridized
nitrogen sp hybridized
hydrogen 1s orbital
How many electrons are in each orbital?
How many electrons are in each orbital?
29Hydrogen Cyanide
30Hydrogen Cyanide
(between carbon and nitrogen)
(between hydrogen and carbon and carbon and
nitrogen)
31Nitrite Ion
Why is the bond angle approximately 120?
3 groups of electrons around nitrogen
Ð O-N-O _at_ 120
Draw the hybridized atomic orbitals for each atom
O1 sp2 hybridized O2 sp3 hybridized
32Nitrite Ion
-1 charge
1s2 2s2 2p4
1s2 2s2 2p3
1s2 2s2 2p4
33Nitrite Ion
What other kind of bond is formed?
34Nitrite Ion
N
O
O
Where is the pi bond located?
35Nitrite Ion
How would the bonding change if O2 was
unhybridized?
36Nitrite Ion
-1 charge
1s2 2s2 2p4
37Nitrite Ion
What other kind of bond is formed?
38Nitrite Ion
pi bond formation
How could resonance in this molecule be
explained?
39Ethene
3 groups of electrons around carbon
Ð C-C-H _at_ 120 Ð H-C-H _at_ 120
40Ethene
How many sigma bonds and how many pi bonds are
formed?
41Ethane
4 groups of electrons around carbon
Ð C-C-H _at_ 109.5 Ð H-C-H _at_ 109.5
42Ethane
What kind of bonds are formed?
43Dipole Moments
- Charge is not always equally distributed in a
molecule.
- There can be a region of positive charge and of
negative charge. - The vector connecting these regions is called the
dipole moment.
44Predictions
- For molecular compounds
- solubility and miscibility are related to the
polarity (i.e., dipole moment) of the molecule.
- "Like dissolves like" is a rule of thumb for
solubility - polar molecules dissolve in polar solvents
- nonpolar molecules dissolve in nonpolar solvents
45Carbonate Ion
The concept of dipole moments can also be applied
to ions, although they generally dissolve in
polar solvents (e.g., water) because of their
charge.
Although carbonate ion has no net dipole
moment, it dissolves in polar solvents because of
its ionic charge.
46Like Dissolves Like
- The rule "like dissolves like" is not perfect
- However, it does serve as a starting point in
determining what type of solvent to use when
attempting to dissolve a solid.
47Polarity Predictions
- Rank the following molecules in terms of
polarity - water, benzene, chloroform
48By Maruthupandi M , M.sc chemistry
,vivekanada college,Madurai.