Electron Groups (EGs) shape 2 Total smallest 90° 120° 180° number angle of bonded atoms shape (B.P) + lone pairs (L.P) on 3. smallest centre 90° 109° 120° angle atom Discuss with your neighbours and provide answers to the following questions. Circle the words that make each statement correct. 1) Each row represents different possible arrangements of that number of electron groups (EG). In each structure, the EGs get [ closer together / further apart ] and the angles between them get [smaller / larger ]. 2) The observed structures adopted by real molecules are those in the thick borders. These structure have the [ smallest / largest ] angles and the EGs are the [ closest together I furthest apart ]. 3) The preferred structure is adopted because this [ minimizes / maximizes ] the [ repulsion / attraction ] felt between all EGs. (Clue: what does VSEPR stand for?)

Electron Groups (EGs) shape 2 Total smallest 90° 120° 180° number angle of bonded atoms shape (B.P) + lone pairs (L.P) on 3. smallest centre 90° 109° 120° angle atom Discuss with your neighbours and provide answers to the following questions. Circle the words that make each statement correct. 1) Each row represents different possible arrangements of that number of electron groups (EG). In each structure, the EGs get [ closer together / further apart ] and the angles between them get [smaller / larger ]. 2) The observed structures adopted by real molecules are those in the thick borders. These structure have the [ smallest / largest ] angles and the EGs are the [ closest together I furthest apart ]. 3) The preferred structure is adopted because this [ minimizes / maximizes ] the [ repulsion / attraction ] felt between all EGs. (Clue: what does VSEPR stand for?)

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Chapter8: Bonding: General Concepts

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Problem 7RQ: Define formal charge and explain how to calculate it. What is the purpose of the formal charge?...

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