geometry

Q: The difference between sigma and pi bonds.

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Q: Discuss the Dipole Moments of Diatomic Molecules?

A: Dipole moment can be calculated as the mathematical product of the magnitude of the charge and…

Q: Dipole moment and its applications.

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Q: How do you determine if a molecule is polar?

A: A molecule is polar when they have two poles and their electron is not divided equally.  One pole is…

Q: Describe the difference between a sigma bond and a pi bond.

A: • The differences between sigma (σ)and pi (π) bonds are:-    i)  Sigma bond is formed by the end to…

Q: Propose how a molecule with polar bonds can be nonpolar.

A: generally a polar bond is formed in between two atoms whose electro negativity is difference is…

Q: The active ingredient in Tylenol and a host of other over-the-counter pain relievers is…

A: Sigma bond: A molecular orbital forms end-to-end overlap of atomic orbitals which forms covalent…

Q: Distinguish between nonbonding and bonding atomic radii within a molecule?

A: Distinguish between nonbonding and bonding atomic radii within a molecule has to be given.

Q: Define the dipole moment for the molecule?

A: Dipole moment of molecules are used to confirm various properties present in that molecule like bond…

Q: Molecule Dot Structure Bonding Sketch Electronic Molecular Approximate Bond Angles Non-Polar Polar…

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Q: One sulfur (S) atom and two hydrogen (H) atoms bonded to a central carbon (C) atom. Determine the…

A: According to VSEPR theory molecular geometry depends upon  total electron pairs present on central…

Q: Why is molecular geometry important? Give some examples?

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Q: 4. What is the significance of determining the shape of a molecule? There may be several answers.

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Q: How does one of more lone pairs of electrons affect the bond angles in a molecule?

A: Bond angle is affected by the presence of lone pair of electrons at the central atom. A lone pair of…

Q: State and briefly explain the shapes of the following substances. NH3 and BF3

A: Hybridisation = (V+M-C+A)/2 =x  V = valence electrons of central atom  M = no. of monovalent atoms…

Q: Define the term nonpolar molecule?

A: The polarity of the molecules categorized them into polar and non-polar molecule. The molecule in…

Q: > > How many pi bonds are in this molecule? H₂ H- ²C=C² с A 1 H How many sigma bonds are in this…

A: We have been given two organic compounds and we have been asked to find out number of sigma and…

Q: Using the seesaw molecular geometry, choose a molecule that differs by only one atom to explain how…

A: The formation of a molecule by the three-dimensional arrangement of atoms is known as molecular…

Q: Molecule or Ion Lewis Dot Structure HCN BeCl, Molecular Geometry Polarity Intermolecular (Polar or…

A: The basic Concept here is based on Chemical bonding and Molecular structures of compound/molecules…

Q: Describe the effect of a lone pair of electrons has on the bond angles in a molecule. Give examples…

A: The effect of a lone pairs of electrons on the bond angles in a molecule could be described by VSEPR…

Q: 6. When determining the molecular/electron geometry of a molecule, what information is required?

A: Information required to determine molecular / electron geometry = ?

Q: Why is rotation about the bond axis possible for single-bonded atoms but not double-bonded atoms?

A: A single bond is a sigma bond. A double bond is a one sigma bond and one pi bond. A triple bond is…

Q: Whats the difference between sigma and pi bonds?

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Q: CIF3 has "T-shaped" geometry. There are the central atom in this molecule. 1 2 non-bonding domains…

A: In structure of ClF3,  The total number of 5 electron pair around to nucleus, In which 3 are bonding…

Q: 6. How can the atomic composition and shape of a molecule affect its polarity? K/U C

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Q: Determine the electron group geometry and the molecular group geometry of the central atom of the…

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Q: what shapes are possible for a moleculewith th

A: shapes are possible for a molecule with three atoms which are given blow ; 1. linear   -…

Q: How important is it to learn the molecular geometry of some covalent molecules?

A: Molecular geometry is defined a structural arrangement of the atoms present in a compound which…

Q: Why is the shape of NH3 molecule pyramidal?

A: The Lewis structure of NH3 molecule have three hydrogen atoms bonded to a central nitrogen atom with…

Q: Determine the electron geometry, molecular geometry, and idealized bond angles for molecule. In…

A: From Lewis theory, we see that the total number of valence electrons for one S atom and two Br atoms…

Q: How do you determine whether a molecule is polar? Why is polarity important?

A: Polarity of a molecule is defined as the property to which the molecule exists as a polar molecule…