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What
will
be
the
charge
of
the
ion
formed
from
each
of
these
atoms?
Explain
your
answer.
1)As33
2)
Gesz
Your
Answer:
1)
As33
(nonmetal
=
gain
electrons)
1s2
2s2
2p6
3s2
3p6
4s2
3d10
4p3
gain
3
—
As-3
2)
Ge32
(metal
=
lose
electrons)
1s2
2s2
2p6
3s2
3p6
4s2
3d10
4p2
lose
4
—
Get+4
1)
As33
(nonmetal
=
gain
electrons)
1s?
2s?
2p°®
3s2
3p°
4s2
3d"%
4p3
gain
3
—
As™
2)
Ge;,
(metal
=
lose
electrons)
1s?
2s?
2p°®
3s?
3p°®
4s2
3d1°
4p?
lose
4
—
Ge™
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pts
Using
the
electronegativity
values
from
the
equation
bank,
show
the
determination
of
the
polarity
of
each
different
type
of
bond
in
the
following
molecules:
1)
2)
Your
Answer:
1)
CI-O
bond
electronegativity
difference
=
3.5
-
3.0
=
0.5
(1.6
-
0.5
bond
is
Polar)
H-O
bond
electronegativity
difference
=
3.5-2.1=1.4(1.6-0.5
bond
is
Polar)
2)
C=N
bond
electronegativity
difference
=3.0-2.5=0.5
(1.6
-
0.5
bond
is
Polar)
H-C
bond
electronegativity
difference
=2.5-2.1=0.4
(<
0.5
bond
is
Nonpolar)
1)
CI-O
bond
electronegativity
difference
=3.5-3.0=0.5
(1.6
-
0.5
bond
is
Polar)
H-O
bond
electronegativity
difference
=3.5-21=14
(1.6
-
0.5
bond
is
Polar)
2)
C=N
bond
electronegativity
difference
=3.0-2.5=0.5
(1.6
-
0.5
bond
is
Polar)
H-C
bond
electronegativity
difference
=2.5-2.1=0.4
(<
0.5
bond
is
Nonpolar)
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Write
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and
structural
formulas
for
the
following
molecules.
Compare
your
drawings
to
the
answers
in
the
key.
1)
NH3
Write
Lewis
structures
for
the
following
polyatomic
ions.
Compare
your
drawings
to
the
answers
in
the
key.
2)
SO42
q
b
Your
Answer:
1)
H:N:H
=
HENEH
.
I
H
H
2)
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pts
Determine
and
explain
for
each
of
the
materials
below
(a)
Electron
geometry
of
a
Central
atom,
(b)
Hybridization
of
a
Central
atom,
(c)
Shape
of
the
Molecule,
(d)
Molecular
Polarity
1)
PH3
2)
HCN
Your
Answer:
1.)
PH3
4
Groups
of
electrons
around
P
=
Tetrahedral
Electron
Geometry
Tetrahedral
Electron
Geometry
=
sp3
Hybridization
of
P
3
atoms
around
central
Tetrahedral
atom
=
Triangular
pyramid
shape
P-H
bond
(2.1-2.1)
is
nonpolar
=
all
nonpolar
bonds
=
Nonpolar
molecular
polarity
2.)
HCN
2
Groups
of
electrons
around
C
=
Linear
Electron
Geometry
Linear
Electron
Geometry
=
sp
Hybridization
of
C
2
atoms
around
central
Linear
atom
=
Linear
shape
CH
bond
(2.5-2.1)
is
nonpolar
C=N
bond
(3.0-
2.5)
is
polar
=
at
least
one
polar
bonds
=
Polar
molecular
polarity
1)
PH3
4
Groups
of
electrons
around
P
=
Tetrahedral
Electron
Geometry
Tetrahedral
Electron
Geometry
=
sp®
Hybridization
of
P
3
atoms
around
central
Tetrahedral
atom
=
Triangular
pyramid
shape
P-H
bond
(2.1-2.1)
is
nonpolar
=
all
nonpolar
bonds
=
Nonpolar
molecular
polarity
2)
HCN
2
Groups
of
electrons
around
C
=
Linear
Electron
Geometry
Linear
Electron
Geometry
=
sp
Hybridization
of
C
2
atoms
around
central
Linear
atom
=
Linear
shape
CH
bond
(2.5-2.1)
is
nonpolar
C=N
bond
(3.0-2.5)
is
polar
=
at
least
one
polar
bonds
=
Polar
molecular
polarity
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Rank
the
following
materials
from
highest
BP
to
lowest
BP
1.
No,
NaF,
NH3,
Ni,
HI
Explain
whether
the
following
material
is
polar,
ionic,
or
nonpolar.
Describe
whether
it
is
soluble
or
insoluble
in
water.
2.0,
Your
Answer:
1)
Highest
BP:
Ni
=
NaF
(metallic,
ionic)
NH3
(H-bonding)
HI
(polar)
Lowest
BP:
N2
(nonpolar)
2)
O2
=
nonpolar,
insoluble
1.
Ni
=
NaF
>
NH;
>
HI
>
N,
metallic,
ionic
H-bonding
polar
nonpolar
2.
0,
One
nonpolar
bond
(O-0)
=
Nonpolar
Water
insoluble
since
nonpolar
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9/5
pts
As
a
reminder,
the
questions
in
this
review
quiz
are
a
requirement
of
the
course
and
the
best
way
to
prepare
for
the
module
exam.
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you
complete
all
questions
in
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and
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work?
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4.26E-01
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In a study of the gas phase decomposition of phosphine at 120 °C
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the concentration of PH3 was followed as a function of time.
It was found that a graph of In[PH3] versus time in seconds gave a straight line with a slope of -2.50×10² s1 and a y-intercept of -3.24.
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0.05
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22.12
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86.84
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0.05
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86.84
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0.10
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