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Lewis octet

theory

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It is attraction between -

two atoms
of same or different element which .

binds them together .

/ Bond
= .

Strong bond 74214J /MY weak bond .

H→→→ .
Is
Covalent coordinate Metallic Vander
.

Hydrogen
'

Ionic
-

bong bony bond Waal


98kt
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KJ
1 theory of chemical bond

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Lewis Modern
theory
/ octet
theory
t
.

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classical ,
Ne= 2,8
/ octet theory 2e
.

1% ,

Atom's of element
-1 me


.

try to get eight Ai

electron in their
'
:
Ra .


-

compound
.

outermost shell to get


'

were
not found .

stability like noble gases except


.

for It which seek 9 electron & complete


-
-
-

It's duplet they


In 1962 =
Neil Bartlett

Otzfftc / g) Oz =
F- F- =

-1975+5 / MY
comp/ e
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salt ptclg
Xe I. E -1970 KJ / Md
-

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First Inert gas compound .


Bartlett discovery led to scrapping
of octet potential
theory & led to

energy rate
.

Potentialenergyrale@P.E Kn = .

Repulsion .

|H2] Attract
'

Repulsion
(
.


>
ñu +

(A) Attraction .

H - -
- -- - - - -.
.

µ
IBJ

na -
e 'D = Attraction .

HB
-

CA = 11

MA -
NB =
Repulsion

e. A -
EB =
, -
?⃝
- - - - - - -


No Attraction repulsion
.

or

- - - - - - -

Attraction -

Repulsion
>

④- -

I ,
- -

1 Attraction =
Repulsion .

y .

chemical bond Formation -

takes place .

t
Repulsion > Attraction
mill ecole will be unstable .
?⃝
?⃝
When two atoms approach each other then attractive and
repulsive both KIND of force work but when atoms come
closer to each other at starting attraction is more
dominating then repulsion and after some time attraction
is equal to repulsion where chemical bond formation
takes but if we keep approaching atoms then repulsion
will dominate and bond will break


z., µy,.
PE ⑥
Bond length
⇐ →
i
,
distance 't Btw atom I

* , ,, ,g , , , ,,, , , , , ,

- - - - - -

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Attraction = Repulsion

1 Covalent Bond
A-chemical bond which
is Formed by sharing of equal no
electron between two atom
'

lcovalenif.NO of covalent bond


.

Formed tj any atom of


'

element .
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doe) 2. + -
-

c µ HIT)

lewis symbol .
Go ✗ H


cTentra1ato①
O

IT
② Atomicity.TO
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t
More
valency F- N
-

( less atom,

I
③ u - c -

H
-

!
n
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of electron shared bj
.
-

an atom
-

or no

in covalent compound
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[ No of unpaired electron in ground


.

valency)
-

state or
any excited state is
-

d- What / are CI ?
is valency of
'

(a) lb ) I 5 (d) 7
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.

ran .

-1-197=2,70 8-7

1=15) ton ☒ I 'll '


unpaired
152 212 215 E- =
-1
.

valency -1 / ground
.

= state )
ctfu) =
2-8,7
=
+52 ? zÉ 3_3IÉ3d°-
G. 5=4
valency ☒
/ FF⑤
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-
e- -

F-

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3s JP 3d

valency FI=§
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In

F-
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valency -7 35 3P
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which compound exist


in nature '
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valency _③ that ency 5
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o
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+
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structure
.
×

o
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a 43
nzBo←①N
e
a
Lewis dot
structure +
formal
charge
/ How to draw Lewis dot structure
.


4) Identify central atom
.

1_T§ valency T


☒ Atomicity
+
EN di
② all element with their
'

write
-

Lewis symbol
.

② put central atom intetween .

④ Make atleast one single bond


.


)
check its octet / 2nd period c- A
'
-

peripheral = octet

⑥ If octet is not complete


atom
.

then make multiple bond

⑦ check octet again


.

⑧ If positive charge is
.

present then
remove electron need to the positive

change & For negative charge


.

add electron acd -

to the change
on the species .
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Sti Te É Xe '
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In →

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contradi%¥

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O O

tewiss.sn#c.A-8e=

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fc.tt?8e#


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super octet
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or Expanded

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octet

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Ge

t.PT#,=,B--+N-H
e

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l negative .

F H

oñ→µ+ nÉ_ É
t

Ho -
t
-

F°"""""=±+"""**""
between
'

electron '

in Isolated state R

combined state .

I charge
t→iii
ideation state

i
H -
d F. c=o D= -1 .

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F- f- 0
NÉcT F- c- TINA ) 4=1--1
7

1-21-2
-2 -2
no

F- C- =
Valence E- Ifshared e- 7- non
'

2 bonding
etectroa .

Valen e- line dog


.

= -
-

✗ ✗

0:

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F- c. f-
§
=

(c)
do )= 6- z
§
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0:
t

4- 3-2
N%É-oN%
② + ✗
0 0

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✗ ✗
0_N@QIzTTri odideIonJCtzideIon.tI-I-i.I -

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:O

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① ①

NEÑ ÑZ
191J
-

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'

- I t -1 -

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-1

N=N=N
Ionic bond +
LDS
AIFF E) Sick +
(3) 502 .

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-
×

0 .

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O
0=9 • -
-

y
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O

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2nd period atom


central
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|HzP ortho phosphoric acid

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t t

coordinate bond twill be


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.

Formed
by 2^9 period
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element only
o
Hzp 03 •

Hzpoz
Ortho phosphorous Hypo phosphorous
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Aclg A CIG
HzP03_
diprohc Acid
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Hzp 02
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-

acid

2-
Reducing ti

9 Acidic to
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⑦ IO.dz#.HzPo4l9)HC10tl9o)HN0a
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F- Al - F

I ✗ T

FF F
'
O

-
a ✓
② É_- 0
Lewis dvtstructu
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0=5-70
0-25=0
0

o
-

o
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o=É :O
-

¥
E eÑ o o

0 É :&
Idol -

0
Iodj "
Cl -
I -
C 1
/①
a

?=o
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Hcl per chloric acid


'

0k "
c
4-0 -

"
o
0 N O
'

= - -

H
① Nitrous Acid
( HN 02
]
/ Azide IoT .qoo_|Airb
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1- it

g-
v5
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N' =- N' → N' ✓

NlN=N+_
Ñ=É=N- ]
-
i
ÑZ ✓

R
IJ How Ming 1. P.

are present on C- 172

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-
I

3 toner air

I -
I" I -
I -
I

cant orbital If -
c)
+ { '

, ✗
a-
a which do not follow octet rule 2
-12

BF
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⑤ 03 A) HONOJ
921
5K¥ +

17143 (9) 171 Fj


Fy ☒ GE ✗ L
ite
-

Ion

portraits on in octet A
# f-
z.ge a. e-

Betz Bella .

,
B -1-3
,
Bob -
BBM BIT ,

RICH /At ✗→ ^
Pcs
Apt F-
its Ionic
?⃝
it
171dg covalent Al
/
C1 →I
171dg / za ) Ionic
1+3 fact

A

(
NO NO
F
, ,
,
clog .

,
C 103 .


I

o=&→Q①

NEO : o=N I
i.
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I
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t
.


pg , , , , ,, , , ,
, g, , ,,
, , ,, , ,

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o

Electron deficient = NO ,N 02 .

Which has least


-

tendency for dimerization


2

4) NO (2)
Ñg✓ b)

CH>

¥"µ÷
not

deficiency
e-
t.CH

Te Ge 8

dimer
?⃝
?⃝
/ Limitation of octet theory
(1) Expanded octet super octet
'

or

Ex 503 Ha 04 I
-1-7
.

,
,

(2) Contraction in octet


1=-1 Be -1-2 , BB , 17193 - -

(3) Odd electron species


F-s NO NO 2 C/ 02
, , .

④ Noble gas compound


.

can
-

.
-
-

form

Krtz ,
✗ e- 03 ✗ esta ✗ e0
Ft
, ,
/ Ionic Bond
chemical bond which
formed by
'

are complete transfer

of electron atom to another :


'

From one

'

covalent / Ionic bond


FENT ,


¥ Yy -4¥
-

[
.

metal
'
non Metal Non
Fretz /
"
-

metal

CI CI Na

(1--2-8,70)
-

E- =
28

1Na+
/ valency
°

cÉÉonk
( covalent)
Electro

)
valency
.
171=2
S Block
,

E:÷: ①¥
I I

¥ ¥
I
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t.mil )
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pocÑ
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soil
d- The Formula of a metal sulphate .

is then
Alsop its formula
.
.

Metal phosphate ?
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For

g.jp
pqt2 POP |Mj(P0¢)a
Resonance
.

/ Resonance
-

Actual
Hekate
¥39170Tg- ;
benzene
.

t ,

structure .

I 13917° 0
,
'

BI

④ Hybrid
'

C- C 9.5417° ④
f- C 9.3+170 ④
w

distant
When a molecule can not be represented by a single Lewis dot
structure to define its properties and two or more than 2 structures are
needed to define its properties then those structure are called
resonating or canonical structure and this phenomenon is called
resonance

Or delocalisation of pi electron in conjugated system is


called resonance

I electron $Resonan
7 - fM
.

/ ectron a
rite
.

Static electro ,
H¥¥
Mokleelearo@
( systems

;¥¥
"" " '
ii
i
/ Mobile electron vac ;%rb
.-a→→→
Ve Lone pair bond vacant
chao
( t )
'

IT
'

Ion
.

orbital

-1=0 dtfc-E.nl )
or

+ at

/
BH .

8,11
-

vacant

" orbital

/ Conjugated system Resonance ✓


'

(1) More than


'

one mobile species


1 Same is also Fine )
(2) One bond gap between mobile
-

'

species
Planer
'

13)
d- Which compound can Show resonance ?

(1) Hz -

ÉHZ ( T) tip + ✓

(2) One bond gap -

② H -
CH =CHz It > up =✓

(2) ✓

② CH =CH2
CHE CHA CH
-
-

HE

cHz=CH -
CH =CH2 -

-
1 bond gas

③ CHI -

CH __CHz

⑥ HzC=C=CHz
☐ bond gap

dipso 13157=2 ,③
I
T.DE#j--cy-cn=cn-8ii
'

I. → 0

⑨ H-cÑz☒⑧ n°8 -

ÑH ,
-
I
-
I ' Noiracant
' orbital
H vacant orbital / [ d-
,N+=No
]
HۃH3 X Resonance

2nd period
~
No vacant orbital
3rdp_eriod✓

pig . .

Inorganic benzene
Y ↳y
.

H
4-
-
'

① -

or
Borazine
'

Bfg,
4- B -

H or
'

I '
Borazole -

µ
/ Arrow rule
'


+ -

z,
Head
Tain '

( t) f) ¥
/ rich →eÑ1po = electron .

donate deficient
*
T☒* ☒¥→ ,

f-
Cl
NHz / Lone .
(t ) Vacant
orbital
-

OH
chains Pa it
; ⑤ .

BHS
Ctzt
Beta

\ .

donate electron .

/yñ
niñ ?

riepairT_N7ITbon@7v.o iIf.TfLowP.F -
(t ) -
?⃝
ztype.ofresom.me#o-eArrow
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case-t-L.rs 'M ;)
-
ve

orv.ci

IT
cHJ→a§+ -

cHz
case-f-I.pe:X IT

aj~az-EE.in?
+ breaking

t
Bond Formato ,

.no#Ht HÉ -
É
t

→ 14-0-42
Naotit tic I → Hao

Bf
0
Hg→|izÑ-B
ÉH
0o*
CHI CH ;
,

f -

B. F ,

g
Ctb
f ab
- -

CH3
Resonance
hybrid
( bond order &
formal charge )
/ How to draw resonating structure ,

B. F-
|cas -

ve
'

N
( tj
'

L P -

IT

)cas -

ve
-

ÑÉ ( °
LP .
'
H )
IT

ÑÉg

☐ +
Ex
7MHz -

CH
z

At
Ñuz=+µ
+

, .

neck .
E
CHa=-ÉHz
I
ÉHZ -
CH =CH& .

ctb-C-o.j-cus-c-o.CO
⇐ BIG ? I

BE

11
E- p How many R s -
-
= ?

b- ①

io
-
F-

"
P= 0 12
)

it
pl
-
=P- o
°

0 -
T

'
tis, b- ④
'÷÷÷÷¥÷÷÷:÷÷
( No of bond )

B- 0=1
NEN
B- 0--3
.

B. 0=2

E- Find 13.0 .
& Formal changed j
in
pop ? -

in g-
0=p⑤

E-
p 5-
i i b-
o-I
- -

B.
0=+5--4.25 -
If

F. c- = -

¥ =

-07£

|"=¥¥%÷
11%

|B-0-=t+¥m
(Resonant +

, 0--7%-0 -

B. 0
1T¥
'÷÷
-1-21
-

= =

B. 0=9 1-
2- 1-61 =

✓ 3

d- Find B. 0 I F. c ( Oj o
=
?
1-
¥
B.
" 2 '

coj so
I
=

is
,

Is
=

o=§
-

all


a-
"

÷÷±f .
Ct
'

troofuboacf
SÑ %
2

"

inorganic =
Negative change

E Fi
µ ii. *
n-C.EE-4 charge
)

2 m¥ (

T
µ*j]Y =B¥ '

/ Bond Length .

F
H -0=0
0 →

u
In
'

=
y

CH -50h
-10 CH, .

Ets
E HÉÉ¥-n .

Brb

Fy

Iii
4- É=Éh
" '

Ñ 04 (Nodarse)
chaijedispers.io
f. ¥=
, change separation
'

Equally
.

stable .
E
Less
( change ) ✓
stable


.

Me"crosS_ resonance
All resonating structure are hypothetical (not real) and they do not
contribute equally to real structure that is resonance hybrid(real)

§
-

COJZ
-

E
i ⇐
i

Equally
c
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.


to
o/\o -01
contrite a. g. , IRS ) (R -
S
,
'

-213

- -
-

/Hybrid
'

ME:

3- t.EE

"
-

"
-213

it
E. → H -

C- 0+-4
f ↳ ( egligiblen ,
4-1%-0-4
.

Major
/ Actual )
contrib ( Hybrid )
Q what is cause of resonance 2
resonance give 's
.

to
stability compound
'

II fi
Rs -1 p.s. , ,
%④④
0 Hybrid .
/ ☐ 6=44 -

T
'
I

TFntrop①
.

Disorder ness
or Randomness
Resonance increases stability of the compound because it increases
entropy of the system

BÉ2 Unstable .

1,7
VBT(overlapping
&
given big Helter
-

VBT .
=

London .

t
deterred
'

Valence bond theory .


big pouting
.

P E tr
I.
77--7 .
.

|⑧veHaPPi
-

lttybridisatioftheorj.IT
Repulsion
+0 . . . . -


'

① Shape Bond Bond


-
-
-
-
-

Attraction . Angle Length .

Overlapping condition
Ii , Energy of orbitals should be .

approx equal
-

Same -

or

( effective
.

overlapping )
.

(2) they must have phase


-

same
'

② they must have -

same
.

symmerty
Same phase ,

① +0
t
-0 -0
t

Same phase
① -0
f- ¥

=B_ond✓

€F It ✗ Bend
*
② Same symmetry
HE
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985

7¥ Px

→ NO
oven 7
?⃝
② orbital energy =
approx Samo

TS -

TS
7 Is -257 IS
-

35

-0=-0
VBT theory
-

A chemical bond is
Formed big overlapping of two orbital
containing unpaired electron with
'

opposite spin .

④ ④
'

-
SII opposite
'

Oberlapping

lHeado
coaxial
|Sidewa
or
lateral
'

or co -
v-bond-onlg.IN#- - - -t- - O- - .i- - - :-@- - -xa- eS
Headon =

Px
'

II s

✗ ¥9 -

overlapping
-
No Repulsion between tudeuj
due to electron
S S

"* -

|d_orHt① yddµiEy3dÉ]
Between
axes /
"

) tag
the '

(
on
"

egj
the axe's
?⃝
Head
dig
on '
dz "
=

overlapping
,

fsidehiayorerlappig-day.dyz.de#

¥¥¥
d±p÷,a,÷f
"
?

da j 2 .

|d=zs_"
-
I'D
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L .

onthea
d&# Head-on
= .

drop + Px / or Py )

→¥É--→←f--÷÷
t
.

#s¥¥
|d&d# Head-on =
.

÷÷ÉÉi
-

Sideway
5 can not
overlapping
.

(
do
sideway overlapping
7 bond
'

cant Form IT

T¥ Pig -

Pig

- -

-- IN # lamest

t.fi#8i-----*..f*&---o.t=
-

2
Nappi

/ day day
y
"
-
/

** E

t=orY -21-01=9%7,
+
?⃝
?⃝
I 8/ delta Bondj =AIonI

" Sideway overlapping

4PM
¥;µ . "

|d¥-d±yFN-A=ZaÉ#
"
4 Lobe overlapping
bond .

"

÷:
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Strength of bond

-1-1
+
'
78 bona > IT bong '

Head -

w
on
4- lobe 2- to be
.
.
.

overlapping overlapping

tfbeomC-tt-2-i
ndlcentrai -too-o.m.T i#t#ifMnz(c0)iFfInlcEf
£ bonds are only found in .

:
Coordination compound
sts -
"

④i ✗


↳ I 2- T

⑤ +

÷¥÷÷⇐¥+
a-

¥Ñd f-
Pol
nonpondimorj.fi
'

"
- - - -
Not effective
.

overlapping
-

Hp.¥¥!
t.EE#-i1Tboag
'

* E.
⑨-¥E¥:
?⃝
Headon Nodal plane
'

= = 0

Py te

1÷ probability
where
.

of
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it

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lone pair
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( G. N +
)
.

.
=

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structure
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(2) -

a .

with minimum repulsion


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'

13J -

are present put


in place bond
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t.pe of pair
in basic structure
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Chp s .N=4t=4
4
^

1*1090281
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C-H tetrahedral
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H
n
ti Hr

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E-

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ii.
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g. No=2+2LP
301-91--8
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electronic
-

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.

geometry
geometry
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tetrahedral
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shape
geometry or

( pyramidal ) 9-


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atom
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geometry
-

.
r F- ✗ atom
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-

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tone pair
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-

2
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trigonal c,
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shape

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atom
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geometry
-

• F- ✗ " ° "

Sotho . structure F- =
tone pair

→ axial -
00
5 Trigonal ids ,IGda
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I


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atom
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geometry
-

r
.
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( MAG)
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-
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( all go ]
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NOT
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181 ✗eOzFz 19J pdj


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, /
-1-4
-

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o

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s
s Sj pp

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Hybridisation = Hypothetical
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o
what is need ?

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ti

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ti '
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pts
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as
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-

bond strength
bond Length
&

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is
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7 2s TS
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101797
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Actually all C- H bonds are same
-

is strength I length
.

in CH+

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pure

making bond
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are a here .

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525
-

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28
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ct
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are
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.

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-


a

of
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approximately
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same energy energy


'

or same

& Formation of new equivalent


orbital 's of shape
'

is
.

same & energy


-

called hybridisation &


-

orbitals are .

orbitals
Called hybrid .

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Lobe

S F Intermixing
-

← o_O
smaller
Lobe -


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. '

2 Hybrid
orbital

Hybrid orbital has one bigger Lobe


• .

as pure orbital Lobe


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compare -

☒ Tvlyyprid orbital > Toure -

orbital

He# overlapping / bigger Lobej


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# Sigma bonds are
generally
Formed
by hybrid orbital I 1T

bonds are Formed big pure orbitals

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total no of atomic orbitals


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-

valent
atony

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+
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St 3PtBd=sPd+7 /
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square planer
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Bond strength of c- H bond


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sp
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H -
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-

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is
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I
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Non Equivalent 'd Equivalent hybrid


f- spy
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position where is higher
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'

p
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that where i.
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.

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have repulsion 2 axial bond
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From -
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Y-st-F-q.fi/-ori2/

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to
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.
peripheral
F-
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so
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t.sn

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character

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LE L B
.

-
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This type of bonding
.

occurs between atoms

in a
-

compound in which .

one atom
.

ha's

of electron I other ha 's


'

1- one pair .

vacant orbital adjacent to each other


like
by sideway overlapping
it bond
'


Formed
'

Intramolecular Lewis Acid


'

°
B. B is -

base reaction
J¥☒¥ob
-

-
.

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'

atom ha 's
d- does not
Why Btj exist PM's
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B
F
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-

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.
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µ
.
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n
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c.

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2

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4-

:*
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?⃝
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banana bond or bent bond

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-

to 2 e- 7

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Hybridisation of 13 I
in BZH 6
'

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Find 1a
• B. At
%P¥
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Lewis Acid .

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'

=
a Lewis Aarp .

te 13437 PII

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n n


?
s
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.
-

is not
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-

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deficient
1 Its octet
is complete 1

BE ✗ 9 B¥ o
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Hydrogen
bonding
/ Hydrogen Bonding
'

Hydrogen bond can be defined as


the attraction force which binds
hydrogen atom of one molecule with
the electronegative atom ( F,O, N) of
another molecule

E ii÷÷÷÷!ii Attraction
strong)T
.
-

OH Ve / Force
µ µ
. =
= "
-

.iq
Exothermic
at d-
CI
- (-81049-50)
µ H G KJIMI
-
- -
- ← -

Attraction ( Force =
weak)
it

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oh 's -8kt / mole


=

(Exothermic /
In H -

Bonding , it has partial positive


change due to E. N .
difference I 50 .

attraction toward
'

H -
atom show
1- one pair of othe element / EEN)
d- Which have -

H band ?
p
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N " 's
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-
N -
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at
.

due to bigger Giza

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-
-
-

0 _ N
if NH
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If O H
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-
-

NHS
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Pond ✓

4-0-11 4- ✓
f-
- - -

Hao

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111
iii.
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a- N -
o - h

K
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-

no
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- -

.
-
.

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H F
-
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-

- -

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NO
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.
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