1. Ethanol, C,H,0 (CH,CH,OH) Lewis structure using dots to represent bonding electrons: Lewis structure using lines to represent pairs of bonding electrons: Label the carbon bonded to only hydrogen and other carbon atom as carbon A, and the other carbon atom as carbon B. Carbon atom A: Total number of electron groups: Number of lone pairs: Number of bonding groups/pairs: Bond angles: Electron geometry: Molecular geometry: Hybridization: Number of hybrid orbitals: Carbon atom B: Total number of electron groups: Number of lone pairs: Number of bonding groups/pairs: Bond angles: Electron geometry: Molecular geometry: Hybridization: Number of hybrid orbitals: Oxygen atom Total number of electron groups: Number of lone pairs: Number of bonding groups/pairs: Bond angles: Electron geometry: Molecular geometry: Hybridization: Number of hybrid orbitals: Is this molecule polar? (Y/N) Can this molecule hydrogen bond with itself? Number of sigma bonds: Number of pi bonds:

1. Ethanol, C,H,0 (CH,CH,OH) Lewis structure using dots to represent bonding electrons: Lewis structure using lines to represent pairs of bonding electrons: Label the carbon bonded to only hydrogen and other carbon atom as carbon A, and the other carbon atom as carbon B. Carbon atom A: Total number of electron groups: Number of lone pairs: Number of bonding groups/pairs: Bond angles: Electron geometry: Molecular geometry: Hybridization: Number of hybrid orbitals: Carbon atom B: Total number of electron groups: Number of lone pairs: Number of bonding groups/pairs: Bond angles: Electron geometry: Molecular geometry: Hybridization: Number of hybrid orbitals: Oxygen atom Total number of electron groups: Number of lone pairs: Number of bonding groups/pairs: Bond angles: Electron geometry: Molecular geometry: Hybridization: Number of hybrid orbitals: Is this molecule polar? (Y/N) Can this molecule hydrogen bond with itself? Number of sigma bonds: Number of pi bonds:

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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