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What is the electron geometry of IF4+?
What is the electron geometry of IF4+?
- Octahedral
- Trigonal bipyramidal (correct)
- Square pyramidal
- Linear
What is the molecular geometry of BrF5?
What is the molecular geometry of BrF5?
- Octahedral
- Trigonal bipyramidal
- Square pyramidal (correct)
- Seesaw
What is the electron geometry of SF6?
What is the electron geometry of SF6?
- Tetrahedral
- Square pyramidal
- Octahedral (correct)
- Trigonal bipyramidal
The molecular geometry (shape) of HCN is __________
The molecular geometry (shape) of HCN is __________
What is the electron geometry of CO2?
What is the electron geometry of CO2?
What is the molecular geometry of ClF3?
What is the molecular geometry of ClF3?
What is the electron geometry of SF4?
What is the electron geometry of SF4?
The molecular geometry (shape) of PCl3 is __________
The molecular geometry (shape) of PCl3 is __________
The molecular geometry (shape) of SH2 is __________
The molecular geometry (shape) of SH2 is __________
What is the molecular geometry of ICl5?
What is the molecular geometry of ICl5?
What is the electron geometry of SO3?
What is the electron geometry of SO3?
What is the electron geometry of PCl5?
What is the electron geometry of PCl5?
What is the molecular geometry of SF6?
What is the molecular geometry of SF6?
What is the electron geometry of ClF3?
What is the electron geometry of ClF3?
What is the molecular geometry of SO3?
What is the molecular geometry of SO3?
What is the electron geometry of XeF2?
What is the electron geometry of XeF2?
What is the electron geometry of H2O?
What is the electron geometry of H2O?
The molecular geometry (shape) of NF3 is __________
The molecular geometry (shape) of NF3 is __________
The molecular geometry (shape) of CH2O is __________
The molecular geometry (shape) of CH2O is __________
What is the electron geometry of ICl5?
What is the electron geometry of ICl5?
The molecular geometry (shape) of BeH2 is __________
The molecular geometry (shape) of BeH2 is __________
The molecular geometry (shape) of CCl4 is __________
The molecular geometry (shape) of CCl4 is __________
The molecular geometry (shape) of BH3 is __________
The molecular geometry (shape) of BH3 is __________
What is the electron geometry of XeF4?
What is the electron geometry of XeF4?
What is the molecular geometry of H2O?
What is the molecular geometry of H2O?
What is the electron geometry of I3−?
What is the electron geometry of I3−?
The molecular geometry (shape) of SiH4 is __________
The molecular geometry (shape) of SiH4 is __________
What is the molecular geometry (shape) of I3−?
What is the molecular geometry (shape) of I3−?
What is the molecular geometry of SF4?
What is the molecular geometry of SF4?
What is the electron geometry of BrF5?
What is the electron geometry of BrF5?
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Study Notes
Molecular Geometries and Electron Geometries
- Trigonal Bipyramidal: Characterized by five pairs of electrons. Seen in IF4+, SF4, PCl5, and I3− as electron geometry.
- Square Pyramidal: Present in BrF5, resulting from four bonds and one lone pair.
- Octahedral: Six bonds connected to a central atom. Identified in SF6 and ICl5 as both electron and molecular geometry.
- Linear Geometry: Two bonding pairs of electrons with bond angle of 180°. Observed in HCN, CO2, and BeH2.
- T-Shaped Geometry: Found in ClF3, resulting from three bonding pairs and two lone pairs.
- Trigonal Pyramidal: Observed in PCl3 and NF3, obtained from three bonding pairs and one lone pair.
- Bent Shape: Found in SH2 and H2O, occurring due to two bonding pairs and two lone pairs.
- Square Pyramid: Characterizes ICl5 with five bonds; one bond to a central atom forms a pyramid shape.
- Trigonal Planar Geometry: Three bonding pairs with 120° angles. Identified in SO3, CH2O, and BH3.
- Tetrahedral Geometry: Four bonding pairs in a 109.5° configuration. Seen in H2O and CCl4; essential in bonding scenarios.
- Seesaw Shape: Depicted by SF4, generated from four bonding pairs and one lone pair on a central atom.
- Key Bond Angles: Understanding bond angles helps predict molecular geometry—linear (180°), trigonal planar (120°), tetrahedral (109.5°), and octahedral (90° or 180°).
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