Lewis Structures and Molecular Geometry for Various Compounds, Study Guides, Projects, Research of Geometry

The instructions and solutions for hw 4 in chem 125, 126, 130 fall 2006, which involves finding the number of valence electrons, drawing lewis structures with resonance structures, calculating formal charges, and filling in additional information for various compounds such as so2, so3, io4, no2, hocl, i3, pf5, becl2, h2o, and co3. It also includes identifying errors in lewis structures and finding elements that can represent 'x' in xbr4.

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Chem 125, 126, 130 Fall 2006 HW 4
1) For each of the following: a) find the number of valence electrons; b) draw the
Lewis Structure (include all resonance structures); c) calculate the formal charge
for each atom in each molecule and add it to the Lewis Structure; d) fill in the
remainder of the information requested in the table.
a) SO2
OSO
-1 +1
OSO
-1 +1
OSO
18 e-
b) SO3
-1
+2
-1
OSO
26 e-
O-1
+2 -1
OSO
O
-1
+2
-1
OSO
O
Name: sulfur dioxide Name: sulfur trioxide
Electron pair geometry: triangular
planar
Electron pair geometry:triangular planar
Molecular geometry: bent Molecular geometry: triangular planar
c) SO3-2
-1
+1
-1
OSO
26 e-
O
-1
-2
S
O
OO
d) CO3-2
-1
-1
OCO
24 e-
O-1
-1
OCO
O
-1-1
OCO
O
-2 -2
-2
Name: sulfite Name: carbonate
Electron pair geometry: tetrahedral Electron pair geometry: triangular
planar
Molecular geometry:triangular pyramidal Molecular geometry: triangular planar
pf3
pf4

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  1. For each of the following: a) find the number of valence electrons; b) draw the

Lewis Structure (include all resonance structures); c) calculate the formal charge

for each atom in each molecule and add it to the Lewis Structure; d) fill in the

remainder of the information requested in the table.

a) SO 2

O S O

-1 +

O S O

-1 +

O

S

O

18 e

b) SO 3

O

S O

26 e

O -

O

S O

O

O

S O

O

Name: sulfur dioxide Name: sulfur trioxide

Electron pair geometry: triangular

planar

Electron pair geometry:triangular planar

Molecular geometry: bent Molecular geometry: triangular planar

c) SO 3 -

O

S

O

26 e

O

S

O

O O

d) CO 3 -

O

C O

24 e

O -

O

C O

O

-1 - O

C O

O

-2 (^) -

Name: sulfite Name: carbonate

Electron pair geometry: tetrahedral Electron pair geometry: triangular

planar

Molecular geometry:triangular pyramidal Molecular geometry: triangular planar

e) IO 4 -^ f) NO 2

-1^ +

O N O

O N O

O

N

O

17 e

O I O

32 e

O

O

I

O

O

O

O

Name: iodate Name: nitrogen dioxide

Electron pair geometry: tetrahedral Electron pair geometry: triangular

planar

Molecular geometry: tetrahedral Molecular geometry: bent

g) HOCl h) I 3 -

I I I

22 e

H O Cl

Cl

O

H

14 e

Electron pair geometry: tetrahedral Electron pair geometry: triangular

bipyramidal

Molecular geometry: bent Molecular geometry: linear

i) PF 5 j) BeCl 2

Cl Be Cl

16 e

40 e- -

F P

F

F

F

F

Electron pair geometry: triangular

bipyramidal

Electron pair geometry: linear

Molecular geometry: triangular

bipyramidal

Molecular geometry: linear

  1. (^) 79) Br-Br = 228 pm / 2 = 114 pm radius Br

C-Br = 191 pm – 114 pm = 77 pm C C-C 77pm + 77pm = 154 pm radii or atoms are approximately the same in similar molecules

N (^) N

C N

C

C

C

N

C

N H

H

H

H H

  1. changed the connectivity of the atoms

P

P P

P

20 e

O=O

O=C

O-H

O-O

O-Cl

double bond of O

single bond to O

larger atomic radius

smaller atomic radius

Chapter 9

Cl

S Cl

a) SCl (^2) ~104 o

b) ~180 o

H N C

O

N

H

c)

d)

H H

H C

H

H

O H

N N O

F Cl F

F Cl F

ClF 2

20e

ClF (^2)

  • 22e -

tetrahedral < 109. 0

triangular bipyramidal

180

0