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Molecular Geometries

Molecular Geometries. What is it?. The three dimensional arrangement of atoms in a molecule (i.e. covalent compounds) Determined by the bonding pairs of electrons (shared) and the lone pairs of electrons (non-bonding pairs) We predict the 3-D shape using VSEPR

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Molecular Geometries

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  1. Molecular Geometries

  2. What is it? • The three dimensional arrangement of atoms in a molecule (i.e. covalent compounds) • Determined by the bonding pairs of electrons (shared) and the lone pairs of electrons (non-bonding pairs) • We predict the 3-D shape using VSEPR Valence-Shell Electron-Pair Repulsion

  3. Visualizing Molecular Geometries • You tube video • UT Professor on Molecular Geometries

  4. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  5. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  6. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  7. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  8. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  9. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  10. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  11. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  12. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  13. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  14. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  15. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  16. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  17. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  18. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  19. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  20. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

  21. You decide 4 Tetrahedral • Trigonal Planar • Linear 3(1) Trigonal Pyramidal 2(2) Bent 2(1) Bent

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