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As Chem CH 2 Moles

The document provides an overview of chemical bonding, detailing various types such as ionic, covalent, and metallic bonding, along with their characteristics and interactions. It discusses the factors affecting bond strength, size, and polarity, as well as intermolecular forces like dipole-dipole and hydrogen bonding. Additionally, the document highlights the significance of electronegativity and molecular geometry in determining the properties of substances.

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As Chem CH 2 Moles

The document provides an overview of chemical bonding, detailing various types such as ionic, covalent, and metallic bonding, along with their characteristics and interactions. It discusses the factors affecting bond strength, size, and polarity, as well as intermolecular forces like dipole-dipole and hydrogen bonding. Additionally, the document highlights the significance of electronegativity and molecular geometry in determining the properties of substances.

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Chemical Bonding

Dipole Dipole
Bonding a chemical interactions ofatoms Hydrogen bondi
intermolecular Induced dipole
intramolecular Ion dipole

1 hen molecules
are formed
now molecules
interact with
eachother

B w ions Metal Non


metal
Ionic bonding
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Metals
metallic bonding B w cations E

attractions b w
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ions
oppositely charged
State Explain
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with e'Implete
shell's atom
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by
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Atomic Radius Distance from Nucleus to onas


C H

o Bond strength
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down the group
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10 Bond length
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bondpair of
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bonded atoms
és among covalently
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Non polar same St
size of an
molecule Nuclearpull H Cl atom
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a
bond
attract a shared
Electronegativity energy required to
one element in a covalent
pair off by
bond
and Finals
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polarity C Br
omsés
decrease

Shape of the molecule further affects the polarity of a

molecule

O 3.5
0.4

I i
H 0.4
a.fi
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Non polar polar

a
I
p a

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planar
INTER MOLECULAR FORCES Bw molecules

Both inter
IONIC COMPOUNDS Ionic bond
intra electrostatic force of
lattices attraction b w
oppositely
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molecule
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Kd

metallic compounds inter metallic bond


attraction
electrostatic force of
intra metal
metallic lattice b w tvelycharged
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cation a sea offree
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permanent Hydrogen bonding
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Ion dipole forces


8
St a
9 I a
Non polar
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with increase in
ofés the induce
dipole
forces
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forces

strength increasepolarization

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nuclearpull
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4
C Br 2 11
5 Nuclearpull
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shell no
sizeof
I atom
forces vwf
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forces
London dispersion

are found
these forces molecules 02 O
non polar
among Temporary
CHY dipole
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down c
me Br
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weak
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decrease Bond length large
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additional
forces
set of
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15 in water
polar
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single s

planar É it 30

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E N
0
because of its o
symmetry
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Jeff H
EP 1st polar
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angular
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shape
3D
Hydrogen Bonding
It must be covalently bondedto
F O N E N element
St S Hydrogen

It iii St 8
H
I I bonding

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I EE
d
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forces
dipole polarforcesvwf
non
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alongwithhydrogen
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100 C
if
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p O.si
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forces
strength

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F salt water
salt I In Ionic bond

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not
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on
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H2o soluble
cg permanent dipole
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Dipoles
H 11 H2O yes soluble
H Bonding
H
Methanol

H 4g H2o H9aq dipole dipole


fories

Ionic compounds

soluble into
a off
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Sol Sol covalent
bond IMITI
covalent

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Alc 3 H2O Al 3cT

3H11
AIC 3 H2O A1H
I All
inorganic AI 12 3

2NA0H
Nazo H2O 720
Mgo
H2O Mg 0H12
H2O AILOH
A 203

5102 4HCI HCl


silly 2H20
sand

PC 3 H2O H3PO3 HCI


Show HBending b w molecules and label it
CH30H H2O

Important
3 molecules 1
9ft CH
key
y gg
partialcharges Hydrogen
lone pair 11 1st bonding

CH3COOH H2O
11ˢᵗ

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oct
CH3pyo
etipoi ICH

27CH3COOH Dimers

often
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sp
94 IEEE 120
1 10405

Sp 109.5

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