Chapter 1: Q26P (page 25)
Indicate the kind of molecular orbital (σ ,σ *,π ,π *) that results when the two atomic orbitals are combined:
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Chapter 1: Q26P (page 25)
Indicate the kind of molecular orbital (σ ,σ *,π ,π *) that results when the two atomic orbitals are combined:
²¹.Ï€ *
²ú.Ï€
³¦.σ
»å.σ *
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Predict the approximate bond angles for the following
1.The C-N-H bond angle inCH3 CH2NH2
2.The F-B-F bond angle in -BF4
3.The C-C-N bond angle in
4.The C-C-N bond angle in CH3CH2NH2
Account for the difference in the shape and colour of the potential maps for ammonia and the ammonium ion.
Do the sp2carbons and the indicated sp3 carbons lie in the same plane?

a. Which bond will be longer?
b. Which bond will be stronger?
Compare the electrostatic potential maps for methane, ammonia and water. Which is the most polar molecule? Which is the least polar?

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