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Lewis Structure # boding e - conc. # lone e - pairs Total e - conc. Picture of Shape Shape Name 1. PF 3 2. OI 2 3. BF 3 (boron is an exception: only needs 6 valence e - ) 4. SiI 4

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-. +. What did you observe between the proton and the electron?. e - move towards the protons : they are attracted to each other. What holds electrons in an atom?. The attraction between the e - & p +. -. -. What did you observe between the electrons?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: What did you observe between the  proton and the electron?

  Lewis Structure # boding e- conc.

# lone e- pairs

Total e- conc.

Picture of Shape Shape Name

1. PF3 

 

 

 

         

2. OI2 

 

 

         

3. BF3 (boron is an exception: only needs 6 valence e-)    

         

4. SiI4    

         

5. CS2  

 

         

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- +

What did you observe between the proton and the electron?

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e- move towards the protons: they are attracted to each other

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What holds electrons in an atom?

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The attraction between the e- & p+

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- -

What did you observe between the electrons?

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Do electrons like each other electrons?

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NO

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Conclusion….

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 e- like p+ &…

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 e- REPEL

e- move as far away from each other…..

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However, they do exist in pairs (remember two per e- cloud shape)

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Draw the following table

# OF TOTAL PAIRS

# Share

d e- Pairs

# Unshar

ed e- Pairs

Shape Picture Examples

CO2, Cl2,

SiO2

BF3, CH2O

NH3, PCl3

CH4, CBr4

SCl2, H2O

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Molecule Phet

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# OF TOTAL PAIRS

# Share

e- Pairs

# Unshare

d e- Pairs

Shape Picture Examples

VSEPRTHEORY

2 2 0 linear

3 3 0Trigonal Planar

Pyramidal

Tetrahedral

Bent

CO2 Cl2BCl3CH2O

NH3PCl3CH4

CBr4

SCl2H2O

4 3 1

4 4 0

4 2 2

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Pyramidal

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Bent

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  Lewis Structure # boding e- conc.

# lone e- pairs

Total e- conc.

Picture of Shape Shape Name

1. PF3 

 

 

 

         

2. OI2 

 

 

         

3. BF3 (boron is an exception: only needs 6 valence e-)    

         

4. SiI4    

         

5. CS2  

 

         

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Molecule Phet

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1. Which is a molecule?

A. CO2

B. CaCl2

C. NH4ClD. Li2SO4

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2. Which has only single bonds?A. PF3

B. OI2

C. BF3

D. SiI4

E. CS2

F. all single bonds

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4. What shape is water?

A. TetrahedralB. BentC. Trigonal planarD. Linear

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5. Which is an example of an exception to the octet rule?

A. O2

B. N2

C. BF3

D. I2

E. More than one of these

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5ans. Which is an example of an exception to the octet rule?

A. O2

B. N2

C. BF3

D. I2

E. More than one of these

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6. Which molecule could be represented with this diagram?

A. BH3

B. CH4

C. NH3

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7. Which molecule could be represented with this diagram?

A. HClB. CH4

C. NH3

D. F2