DK014: C-7: CHEMICAL BONDING (NON-F2F)

CHEMICAL BONDING

1. Predict the geometry of

a) SF6
b) SnF2
c) IF3
d) CH3+

2. State if each of the molecules has finite dipole moment

a) SnCl2
b) CH3Cl
c) CBr4
d) H2S

3. Describe the hybridization process of :

a) CH3CN
b) CH3OH
c) CH3COOH
d) CH2=CH2
e) CH3C CH

4. Given below are some covalent compounds

CO2 , NH3 , AlCl3 , SF6 , CCl4
a) Choose a molecule which has tetrahedral shape
b) Choose a molecule which has one lone pair electrons at the central
atom
c) Choose a molecule which has an incomplete octet at the central
atom
d) Choose two molecule which combine to form a new compounds by
coordinate dative bond
e) Choose a molecule with double covalent bonds

5. C2H5OH CCl4 NaCl POCl3 PCl5

Answer the following question based on the above substance
a) Name the intermolecular forces that hold C2H5OH molecules
together
b) Which of these substances have a molecule which does not obey
octet rule?
c) Choose the substance with highest boling point. Explain your
answer.

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DK014: C-7: CHEMICAL BONDING (NON-F2F)

CHEMICAL BONDING

1. Predict the geometry of

a) SF6
b) SnF2
c) IF3
d) CH3+

2. State if each of the molecules has finite dipole moment

a) SnCl2
b) CH3Cl
c) CBr4
d) H2S

3. Describe the hybridization process of :

a) CH3CN
b) CH3OH
c) CH3COOH
d) CH2=CH2
e) CH3C CH

4. Given below are some covalent compounds

CO2 , NH3 , AlCl3 , SF6 , CCl4
a) Choose a molecule which has tetrahedral shape
b) Choose a molecule which has one lone pair electrons at the
central atom
c) Choose a molecule which has an incomplete octet at the central
atom.
d) Choose two molecule which combine to form a new compounds by
coordinate dative bond
e) Choose a molecule with double covalent bonds

5. C2H5OH CCl4 NaCl POCl3 PCl5

Answer the following question based on the above substance
a) Name the intermolecular forces that hold C2H5OH molecules
together
b) Which of these substances have a molecule which does not obey
octet rule?
c) Choose the substance with highest boling point. Explain your
answer.

NAM@chemistryunitkmk