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Final Question

Differentiate between single, double and triple bonds in terms of bond length and strength.

Differentiate between single, double and triple bonds in terms of bond length and strength.

single bonds are the longest and weakest; as more bonds are added they become shorter and stronger.

Differentiate between melting points of ionic and molecular compounds.

ionic compounds have higher melting points than molecular compounds

Electronegativity and number of atoms determines what characteristic of a molecule?

polarity

Which diatomic molecule is joined by a triple covalent bond?

nitrogen

What property contributes to the unique characteristics of water?

polarity

According to the VSEPR theory, molecules adjust their shapes for what reason?

to keep the valence electrons as far apart as possible

The attraction of the more negative end of a molecule for the more positive end of another molecule is known as...

dipole interaction

The phenomenon where a molecule can be diagrammed in more than one way is known as

resonance

Condition when electrons are shared unequally

polar

Equal sharing of electrons creates a molecule that is ______________.

non-polar

tetraphosphorus monoxide

P4O

methane

NH3

ammonnia

NH3

octane (gasoline)

C8H18

diantimony trioxide

Sb2O3

Draw the following structure - beryllium difluoride

Oxygen difluoride

ClCN

CH2Cl2

carbon tetrachloride

Atoms with greatly differing electronegativity values are expected to form what type of bonds?

ionic

The correct Lewis structure for a fluorine atom in a molecule of F2 shows

3 atoms bonded to central atom and 1 lone pair of electrons

trigonal pyramidal

6 atoms bonded to the central atom and no lone pairs of electrons

octahedral

5 atoms bonded to the central atom and no lone pair of electrons

trigonal bipyramidal

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