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What are missing isomers and hydribization

What are missing isomers and hydribization

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What are missing isomers and hydribization
Transcription for an Educational Website: --- **Lab Report 5: Using Models to Predict Molecular Structure** **Name:** Larissa **Date:** (blank) **Time:** (blank) **Days:** M T W R F (highlighted blank for day selection) ### Part A: Molecular Models | **Molecule** | **Lewis Structure** | **Molecular Geometry\*** | **Polarity (P or NP)** | **Isomers (draw structures)** | **Hybridization** | |--------------|----------------------|--------------------------|------------------------|-----------------------------|-------------------| | **CH₂Cl₂** | Cl H \| H - C - Cl | Cl | *\[Line drawn from structure to Geometry Label\]* | **polar** | H - C - Cl C=C H \| Cl - C - Cl - H \| Cl | **sp³** | | **C₂H₂Br₂** | H - C ≡ C - H \| Br \| \| Br | C Br C \| Br | C | **non polar** | Br - C - C - H Br \| H - C - C - H \| Br - C - H | **sp³** | | **P₄** | \| P - P - P - P \| | / \ | **non polar** | - | **None** | | **NH₄⁺** | H H \| H - N - H H - N - H \| | **non polar** | - | **sp³** | _\*Specify the molecular geometry and hybridization about each “central” atom._ **Note:** The molecular geometry drawings in the Lewis structure column depict the spatial arrangement of atoms, illustrating key features such as the use of dashes and wedges to indicate bonds in different planes. --- Explanation: The table summarizes results from a chemistry lab regarding molecular structures, highlighting Lewis structures, molecular geometry, polarity, potential isomer configurations, and hybridization types for different substances (CH₂Cl₂, C₂H₂Br₂, P₄, NH₄⁺).
Transcribed Image Text:Transcription for an Educational Website: --- **Lab Report 5: Using Models to Predict Molecular Structure** **Name:** Larissa **Date:** (blank) **Time:** (blank) **Days:** M T W R F (highlighted blank for day selection) ### Part A: Molecular Models | **Molecule** | **Lewis Structure** | **Molecular Geometry\*** | **Polarity (P or NP)** | **Isomers (draw structures)** | **Hybridization** | |--------------|----------------------|--------------------------|------------------------|-----------------------------|-------------------| | **CH₂Cl₂** | Cl H \| H - C - Cl | Cl | *\[Line drawn from structure to Geometry Label\]* | **polar** | H - C - Cl C=C H \| Cl - C - Cl - H \| Cl | **sp³** | | **C₂H₂Br₂** | H - C ≡ C - H \| Br \| \| Br | C Br C \| Br | C | **non polar** | Br - C - C - H Br \| H - C - C - H \| Br - C - H | **sp³** | | **P₄** | \| P - P - P - P \| | / \ | **non polar** | - | **None** | | **NH₄⁺** | H H \| H - N - H H - N - H \| | **non polar** | - | **sp³** | _\*Specify the molecular geometry and hybridization about each “central” atom._ **Note:** The molecular geometry drawings in the Lewis structure column depict the spatial arrangement of atoms, illustrating key features such as the use of dashes and wedges to indicate bonds in different planes. --- Explanation: The table summarizes results from a chemistry lab regarding molecular structures, highlighting Lewis structures, molecular geometry, polarity, potential isomer configurations, and hybridization types for different substances (CH₂Cl₂, C₂H₂Br₂, P₄, NH₄⁺).
### Using Models to Predict Molecular Structure This table provides an overview of various molecules, detailing their Lewis structures, molecular geometries, polarities, isomer structures, and hybridizations. Below is the transcribed and explained content from the image: | Molecule | Lewis Structure | Molecular Geometry | Polarity (P or NP) | Isomers (draw structures) | Hybridization | |----------|-----------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------------|---------------| | H₂S | H—S—H | Bent | Polar | None | sp³ | | N₂ | N≡N | Linear | Nonpolar | None | sp | | HCl | H—Cl | Linear | Polar | None | None | | C₂H₂ | H—C≡C—H | Linear | Nonpolar | None | sp | | CH₄ | H—C—H | Tetrahedral | Nonpolar | None | sp³ | | SO₃ | O=S=O | Trigonal planar | Polar | See diagram | sp² | | SO₂ | O=S=O | Bent | Nonpolar | See diagram | sp³ | **Additional Notes:** - The diagrams for SO₃ and SO₂ at the bottom indicate multiple resonance structures, showing the different possible arrangements of double bonds and lone pairs on the oxygen atoms. - The hybridization column indicates the type of orbitals involved in bonding around the central atom. ### Diagrams Explanation - **SO₃ Diagram**: Depicts resonance with varying positions of double bonds and lone pairs among the three oxygen atoms bonded to sulfur. - **SO₂ Diagram**: Shows a similar resonance pattern with two oxygen atoms, reflecting potential structures. These models and representations assist in visualizing and understanding molecular geometry and its implications on molecular properties such as polarity and hybridization.
Transcribed Image Text:### Using Models to Predict Molecular Structure This table provides an overview of various molecules, detailing their Lewis structures, molecular geometries, polarities, isomer structures, and hybridizations. Below is the transcribed and explained content from the image: | Molecule | Lewis Structure | Molecular Geometry | Polarity (P or NP) | Isomers (draw structures) | Hybridization | |----------|-----------------|--------------------|--------------------|--------------------------|---------------| | H₂S | H—S—H | Bent | Polar | None | sp³ | | N₂ | N≡N | Linear | Nonpolar | None | sp | | HCl | H—Cl | Linear | Polar | None | None | | C₂H₂ | H—C≡C—H | Linear | Nonpolar | None | sp | | CH₄ | H—C—H | Tetrahedral | Nonpolar | None | sp³ | | SO₃ | O=S=O | Trigonal planar | Polar | See diagram | sp² | | SO₂ | O=S=O | Bent | Nonpolar | See diagram | sp³ | **Additional Notes:** - The diagrams for SO₃ and SO₂ at the bottom indicate multiple resonance structures, showing the different possible arrangements of double bonds and lone pairs on the oxygen atoms. - The hybridization column indicates the type of orbitals involved in bonding around the central atom. ### Diagrams Explanation - **SO₃ Diagram**: Depicts resonance with varying positions of double bonds and lone pairs among the three oxygen atoms bonded to sulfur. - **SO₂ Diagram**: Shows a similar resonance pattern with two oxygen atoms, reflecting potential structures. These models and representations assist in visualizing and understanding molecular geometry and its implications on molecular properties such as polarity and hybridization.
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