Chapter 6: Chemical Bonding II

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6.2 - 6.3
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valence bond theory - defines a chemical bond as the overlap between 2 half-filled atomic orbitals - treats valence electrons as residing in quantum-mechanical atomic orbitals -orbitals can be s,p,d,f, etc. or hybridized atomic orbitals
hybridized atomic orbitals a blend of 2 or more standard atomic orbitals
if the energy is _____ because of interactions between electrons/nucleus then a chemical bond formed. If energy is _____ then a chemical bond is not formed. lowered raised
a chemical bond results from the _____ of 2 _____-_____ orbitals and spin-pairing of the 2 valence electrons (or less commonly the overlap of a completely _____ orbital with an _____ orbital) overlap half-filled overlap filled empty
hybridization when standard atomic orbitals are combined to form hybrid orbitals
hybrid orbitals - new atomic orbitals - correspond more to actual distribution of e- in chemically bonded atoms - have different shapes/energies from standard atomic orbitals - all have the same energy: degenerate
hybrid orbitals allow greater _____ because the electron density in it is concentrated along a single directional _____. overlap lobe
hybrid orbitals _____ the energy of the molecule by _____ the orbital overlap in a bond. minimize maximizing
Number of standard atomic orbitals added together always ____ the number of hybrid orbitals formed. equal
sp^3 Hybridization - mixtures of 1 s orbital & 3 p orbitals - 109.5°: tetrahedral
sp^3 Hybridization (visual) Enter text here...
sp^2 Hybridization - mixtures of 1 s orbital & 2 p orbitals - 120°: trigonal planar
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pi bond (π) when orbitals overlap side by side
sigma bond (σ) when orbitals overlap end to end
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2 atoms can form only _____ sigma bond. one sigma
a single bond is a ____ bond. sigma
a double bond consists of a _____ bond and ____ bond. sigma pi
a triple bond consists of a _____ bond and _____ _____ bonds. sigma two pi
π bonds are _____ than σ bonds because the side-to-side orbital ____ is less _____ than the end-to-end. weaker overlap efficient
_____ bond in a double bond is easier to break than the ______ bond. π σ
rotation about a ____ bond is highly restricted, rotation about a _____ bond is relatively unrestricted. double single
why is a double bond not twice as strong as a single bond - because a double bond is composed of a π and σ bond; each a different type. - a single bond is composed of a σ bond - thus the bond energy of a double bond is not the energy of 2x a single bond doubled (2 σ)
sp Hybridization - mixtures of 1 s orbital & 1 p orbitals - 180°: linear
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sp^3d Hybridization - elements >= third row (expanded octets) - mixtures of 1 s, 3 p and 1 d orbital - trigonal bipyramidal - equatorial: 90° axial: 120°
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sp^3d2 Hybridization - elements >= third row (expanded octets) - mixtures of 1 s, 3 p and 2 d orbital - 90° octahedral
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