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I just want to mention that the bond angle for trigonal pyramidal molecules, starting from NH3, is 107*. As you go down and to the left on the periodic table, elements get larger, meaning PH3 is larger than NH3 and AsH3 is larger than both PH3 and NH3; AsH3>PH3>NH3. Because these are larger molecules, their shells are further apart, making the bonds longer and weaker. This subsequently reduces the bond angles as the molecule gets larger. Unfortunately, just gotta memorize the numbers, but realize that it is NOT 107*. NH3 = 107* PH3 = 93.5* AsH3 = 91.8*
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With the Triiodide you showed at 2:00, how come the all the iodides have 3 lone pairs? The middle iodide has two bonds. Is that because it is in the fifth group and can in turn have more than 8 valence electrons?
Hey at 9:35 when you are drawing the SO2 molecule in lewis form, you draw it as having 1 double bond and 1 single bond between the oxygen. However, when I search the structure on google as well as in molecule structure situations it is always with 2 double bonds. I imagine this means that Sulfur has an overfilled octet because that is possible for sulfur. Can you explain why you draw it like that, is there a reason why it all 3 atoms should follow the octet rule(in your drawing), or should Sulfur be overfilled?
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how come a trigonal planar structure has three lone pairs? and why you didn't show an example talking about that.? Because both, BH3 and COCl2 I didn't see any lone pairs around their central atoms. Min 9:50 of the video.
some molecules have their own names given to them like methane and they don't all necessarily follow the prefixes rule in naming them. Hope that helped :D
Tetrahedal - 109.5 Triagonal pyramidal - [109(Sub4 bounds)-2e that are above the molecule](Sub3 bounds)=107 Bent - [109(Sub4 bonds)-4e that are above the molecule](Sub3)-0.5=104.5 This is my way to achieve a memorization of that weird angles
Why isn't I3 bent? Edit: it's not bent because it's EGG is trigonal bipyramidal, and so the lone pairs will be as far apart as possible and the farthest angles are the 120° ones and so all the lone pairs will be on the "planer" part of the shape, leaving only the axial bonding pairs 90° from each lone pair so the molecular geometry is linear. Idk why he mentioned it with the other one who's egg was linear and not with the other trigonal bipyramidal
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I'm in near tears. I was so lost with chemical bonding chapter but the formal charge thing really helped me up understand how people just somehow knew how to write certain molecules. I took that knowledge with this and now i finally can practice without anxiety. thank you so much,sir.
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I just want to mention that the bond angle for trigonal pyramidal molecules, starting from NH3, is 107*. As you go down and to the left on the periodic table, elements get larger, meaning PH3 is larger than NH3 and AsH3 is larger than both PH3 and NH3; AsH3>PH3>NH3. Because these are larger molecules, their shells are further apart, making the bonds longer and weaker. This subsequently reduces the bond angles as the molecule gets larger. Unfortunately, just gotta memorize the numbers, but realize that it is NOT 107*.
NH3 = 107*
PH3 = 93.5*
AsH3 = 91.8*
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With the Triiodide you showed at 2:00, how come the all the iodides have 3 lone pairs? The middle iodide has two bonds. Is that because it is in the fifth group and can in turn have more than 8 valence electrons?
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Hey at 9:35 when you are drawing the SO2 molecule in lewis form, you draw it as having 1 double bond and 1 single bond between the oxygen. However, when I search the structure on google as well as in molecule structure situations it is always with 2 double bonds. I imagine this means that Sulfur has an overfilled octet because that is possible for sulfur. Can you explain why you draw it like that, is there a reason why it all 3 atoms should follow the octet rule(in your drawing), or should Sulfur be overfilled?
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But at 9:21, can't it be S with 2 double bonds with each oxygen which will also give a formal charge of 0?
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how come a trigonal planar structure has three lone pairs? and why you didn't show an example talking about that.? Because both, BH3 and COCl2 I didn't see any lone pairs around their central atoms. Min 9:50 of the video.
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I have a question, why isn’t it called Beryllium Dichloride since it’s a molecular compound?
some molecules have their own names given to them like methane and they don't all necessarily follow the prefixes rule in naming them. Hope that helped :D
Beryllium doesn't form covalent compounds.
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Berylium is a metal, but forms molecules with chlorine and flourine.
can any diatomic molecule be linear? as most videos say a molecule must have two bonding domains in order for it to be linear
I might be wrong, but aren't all diatomic molecules linear? They can only be in 2D space, right?
At 9:56 u said "a trigonal planar structure has 3 lone pairs"
Isn't it *3 BOND PAIRS* ?
The right bond is a coordinate or dative bond
I think he was trying to say trigonal pyramidal
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Tetrahedal
- 109.5
Triagonal pyramidal
- [109(Sub4 bounds)-2e that are above the molecule](Sub3 bounds)=107
Bent
- [109(Sub4 bonds)-4e that are above the molecule](Sub3)-0.5=104.5
This is my way to achieve a memorization of that weird angles
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Why isn't I3 bent?
Edit: it's not bent because it's EGG is trigonal bipyramidal, and so the lone pairs will be as far apart as possible and the farthest angles are the 120° ones and so all the lone pairs will be on the "planer" part of the shape, leaving only the axial bonding pairs 90° from each lone pair so the molecular geometry is linear. Idk why he mentioned it with the other one who's egg was linear and not with the other trigonal bipyramidal
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9:51 sulfur should have 6 why is it only 5?
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At 9:57 he said, "a trigonal planar has 3 lone pairs." Did he mean "atoms surrounding the central atom" rather than "lone pairs"? Im confused
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How does I3- work? Doesn't it go over 8 electrons in the outer shell? Please explain :( 2:00
9:47 Trigonal Planar Structures don't have lone pairs, right? I assume you meant three bonds or ligands.
How does trigonal planer structure contain lone pairs? Aren't lone pairs not involved in bonding?