ORGANIC CHEMISTRY W/CONNECT & ALEKS
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ISBN: 9781264683888
Author: SMITH
Publisher: MCG
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Predict all bond angles in each compound.
a. CH3Cl
b. NH2OH
c. CH2=NCH3
d. HC≡CCH2OH
Formula
Lewis
Electron
Molecular
Bond
Polar or
Attractive
Structure
Pair
Geometry
Angle
Force
Non Polar
Geometry
Between
Molecules
CH4
Around First C
Around First C
C2H4
Around First C
Around First C
C,H2
Around First C
Around First C
CH;OH
Around O
Around O
C2H;OH
Around O
Around O
CH20
CH,OCH,
Around O
Around O
CH;COOH
Central C
Central C
НСООН
Central C
Central C
CH;NH2
Around N
Around N
CH;COCH;
Central C
Central C
1. Complete the following table.
Molecular Formula
Atom
a
b
C
C₂H4O
2. Use the Lewis structure below to complete the following table.
d
H
b
Lewis Structure
H
a
H
H-C-C
C-H
H-C-O:
H
Electron Geometry
Line-Angle Structure
H H
:O: H
C
||||--
H
H
C
CC H
d
Hybridization
to
3. Identify the functional groups in the Lewis structure from question #2.
Approx. Bond Angle
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