Valence Bond Theory & Hybrid Atomic Orbitals
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- This organic chemistry video tutorial provides a basic introduction into valence bond theory and hybrid atomic orbitals. It explains how to find the hybridization of carbon atom such as sp, sp2, and sp3. it also explains how to describe the orbitals that overlap to form a covalent bond. In addition, it explains how to determine the number of sigma and pi bonds in a molecule.
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For anyone who comes across this comment, you can determine the hybridization of an atom of a molecule by steric number (count the number atoms attached to the central, not directly mentioned in the video). Likewise, if you determine the electronic geometry of a molecule, you can also determine its hybridization. For example, if a molecule has a tetrahedral electron geometry (4 electron domains, steric number 4), then its hybridization is sp3 (1+3=4). Or, an octahedral electron geometry would have a steric number of 6 and have a hybridization of d2sp3 (2+1+3=6). Hope this helps someone.
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Hey thanks for the video! Can someone explain to me why we consider the electrons in the 2s sublevel to be valence electrons, because I thought that only the ones on the outer most shell (or highest in energy) were the valence electrons. I'm thinking that it's because 2s and 2p are both in the same energy level, so we just count the 2s electrons and 2p electrons giving us 4 total. Can someone confirm if this is the right idea? Thanks!
2s and 2p have the same principal quantum number i.e. their outermost shell is the same...so the outermost shell (not subshell) makes up the valence electrons...which is 4 here
2s and 2p have diff energy levels though...2p has more energy I guess
All excited orbitals have the same energy during hybridization so both 2s and 2p act as valence electrons as they form a sp3 orbital.
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But how to determine which is hybrid and whichs not
can somebody please explain why extent of overlap of orbitals is inversely proportional to size of orbitals ?
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somebody tell me why the most replayed part of this video was the OCT saying "1+2=3"
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3:30 how do you know which electrons are core electrons and which are valence electrons?
Valence electrons are those electrons present in orbitals who's principal qn are equal
The rest are core
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At minute 5:20 how does he get the 3 p's I didn't understand this part when giving example of methane?
bcs the valence shell (2s and 2p) so you can just count the shape orbital that has been filled by the valence electron only. so if you count, you will get (s, p,p,p)
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This is a very, very basic and complete introduction. I get you want us to subscribe to your patreon, but this doesn't do Valence Bond Theory justice at all, not even a single mention of Pi bonds
Valence bond theory does not account for delocalization of atoms, so there are no pi bonds in valence bond theory because pi bonds are delocalized
so the no. of sigma bonds = no. of hybrid orbitals
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