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Chemical Bonding
1.5
Ans. True. Decreasing bond order is –
(f) Dipole moment of BeCl2 = 0. O2+ > O2 > O2
–
Q. 12. H+
2, H2 which is more stable?
Ans. True
Ans. Species Bond order
(g) All linear molecules have zero dipole
+
moment. H2 0.5
Ans. False H2 1.0
Q. 5. The [BF4] has what covalence? More is the bond order, more stable will be
–
the species.
Ans. Four Hence, H2 is more stable. (1)
Q. 6. NH3 and NH+
4 have what co-valencies? Q. 13. N 2 , O2 , F2 arrange in decreasing order of
stability.
Ans. NH3 has three covalency while NH+
4 has four Ans. Species Bond order
covalency.
N2 3.0
Q. 7. Lewis dot structure of ...
O2 2.0
F2 1.0
Ans. As we know that more is the bond order, more
will be the stability of species.
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(½) CO2 O C O
(b) NH4+
or
O=C= O
(Linear shape)
BeCl 2 Cl Be Cl
or
Cl — Be — Cl (Linear shape)
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points of ionic compounds are higher than
Cl B Cl covalent compounds.
BCl3
Cl Q. 7. Which out of CH3F and CH 3Cl has a higher
dipole moment and why?
or Ans. Dipole moment of CH3Cl is greater than that of
CH 3F. The C–F bond in CH3F is smaller than C–
Cl — B — Cl Cl bond length in CH 3Cl.
(Trigonal planar The charge separation in C–F bond is more
Cl shape) than in C–Cl bond as fluorine being more
+
electronegative than chlorine. The bond length
Hence, NO2, CO2 and BeCl 2 are isostructural has greater effect than the charge separation.
species i.e. these species have same shape. (2) Hence, the dipole moment of CH 3Cl is greater
than that of CH3 F.
Commonly Made Error
Q. 8. Define the term chemical bond. What are its
l Students forget to mention the type of shape. different types?
Ans. The attractive forces which hold the constituent
Answering Tip atoms in molecules of species in lattices etc. is
called a chemical bond.
l Students must show electron dot structure to
explain. They are of the following types :
(i) Electrovalent or ionic bond (ii) Covalent bond
Q. 4. What is the difference between bond enthalpy (iii) Coordinate or dative bond (iv) Metallic
and bond dissociation enthalpy? bond (v) Hydrogen bond (vi) van der Waals
forces.
Ans. Bond enthalpy is defined as the amount of Q. 9. Why covalent bonds are called directional
energy required to break one mole of bonds of a bonds whereas ionic bonds are called non-
particular type between two atoms in a gaseous directional?
state. Ans. A covalent bond is formed by the overlap of
The bond dissociation enthalpy refers to the half-filled atomic orbitals which have definite
energy needed to break a particular bond in the directions. Hence, covalent bond is directional.
compound by homolysis. In ionic compounds, each ion is surrounded by
Q. 5. Determine the number of bond pairs and lone a number of oppositely charged ions and hence
pairs of electron on nitrogen atom in NO3 ion.
–
O=N— O
electronegativity than H, the electron pair is
|
attracted more towards F in NF3, i.e., the bond
O
pairs of electrons are away from N or in other
In nitrogen atom, no. of valence electrons = 5 words, distance between bond pairs is more.
As negative charge is present so, Hence the repulsions between bond pairs in NF3
So, the number of valence electrons = 5 + 1 = is less than in NH 3. Thus, the lone pair repels the
6. One O-atom forms double bond with N-atom bond pairs of NF3 more than it does in NH3. As a
and two O-atoms shared with two electrons of result, the bond angles decreases to 102.4° only.
N-atom.
\ 3 O-atoms shared with 8-electrons of N-atom. Q. 11. Why HCl is polar whereas Cl2 molecule is non-
polar?
\ Number of bond pairs (or shared pairs) = 4
Ans. In Cl 2, both atoms have same electronegativity.
and Number of lone pairs = 0
Hence, the shared pair of electrons is attracted
Q. 6. Give reasons – equally by both and remains exactly in the
(i) Ionic compounds are soluble in water centre. No end acquires negative or positive
while covalent compounds are mostly charge. In HCl, chlorine is more electronegative
insoluble in water. than H. Hence, shared pair of electrons is more
(ii) Ionic compounds have higher melting attracted towards chlorine which, therefore,
points than the covalent compounds. acquires negative charge while H acquires
positive charge.
Ans. (i) Since ionic compounds are polar in nature,
Answering Tip
so these compounds are soluble in water
but covalent compounds are generally l The concept of polar and non polar must be very
non-polar so these are insoluble in water. clear to the student.
(1) Q. 12. Draw the Lewis dot structure of CO 32– ion.
(ii) Since ionic compounds possess strong Ans. Total no. of valence electrons of CO 3
electrostatic forces of attraction, so melting = 4 + 3 × 6 = 22
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Total no. of valence electrons on CO32– Hence, we represent structure of O3 along with
= 22 + 2 = 24 formal charges as follows.
The skeletal structure of CO2–
3 is
2–
O
O C O
Answering Tip
In the above structure, octet of oxygen is not Represent the electrons clearly while drawing the
complete. Hence, multiple bonding is required structure.
between C and O.
Q. 14. In both water and diethyl ether, the central
atom viz. O-atom has same hybridization. Why
do they have different bond angles? Which one
has greater bond angle?
Ans. Both water and diethyl ether have the central
atom O in sp3 hybrid state with two lone pairs of
electrons on O.
Commonly Made Error
Students show the structure without explaining
how the valence electrons are calculated.
O O
O O and why?
Formal charge = [total number of valence electrons
(b) On the basis of molecular orbital theory,
in the free atom] - [total number of non-bonding
(lone pair) electrons] - 1/2[total number of bonding what is similarity between (i) F2 , O2–2 ,
(shared) electrons] (ii) CO, N 2, NO+?
Ans. (a) Both N2+ and N2 – has almost same bond
1
Formal charge on O (1) = 6 – 4 – (4) = 0 energy, though N2– is slightly less stable
2 and hence it has less bond energy than
1 N2 + due to the presence of greater number
Formal charge on O (2) = 6 – 2 –
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Q. 1. Which does not show resonance CO32–, BO 3– 3 Ans. O–O bond lengths in ozone molecule are equal
SO42–? because of resonance between its structures. (1)
Ans. BO 3–
3 does not show resonance. Q. 6. Predict the geometry of XeF4 molecule.
Q. 2. True/False – Ans.
More is the number of resonating structures,
more is the stability of that molecule/ion.
Ans. True
Q. 3. Resonance involves shifting of p electrons with
lp, negative charge, positive charge or all. It possesses square planar geometry.
Q. 7. Calculate the number of bond pairs and lone
Ans. All. pairs in SF6 molecule.
Q. 4. Discuss the shape of the following molecules Ans. 16S = 2, 8, 6 = 1s2, 2s 22p6, 3s 23p4
based on VSEPR theory : BCl3, SiCl4 S contains 6 valence electrons, all these 6
electrons are used to form bond with six F
atoms. So, it has six bond pairs.
Ans. (i) BCl 3 : Trigonal planar
No of lone pairs = Valence electrons-bond pairs
Cl =6–6
120° =0
B
Q. 8. Explain why NF 3 is pyramidal but BF is
Cl Cl triangular planar? &
[No lone pair of electrons on B] Ans. In NF3, N is surrounded by three F-atoms. N
(ii) SiCl4 : Tetrahedral contains 5 valence electrons ( 7N = 2, 5). Its three
electrons are used to form bond with three F –
atoms, so one lone pair of electrons is present
in this molecule on N-atom. It shows lp – bp
repulsion which is more than bp – bp repulsion.
So, its shape is pyramidal. (½)
While in BF 3, B is surround by three F-atoms.
[No lone pair of electrons on Si] B contains three valence electrons (5B = 2,3).
Q. 5. Explain why O–O bond lengths in ozone It does not have lone pair of electrons. So, its
shape is trigonal planar.
molecule are equal.
N 107°
H HH
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(Bond angle decreases due to lp – bp repulsion) Q. 4. Draw the resonating structures of NO 2– .
\ Decreasing order of bond angle –
BeCl 2 > CH 4 > NH3 Ans. Resonating structures of NO2– :
Q. 2. Which has nearly same bond angle?
+ +
NH4, CCl 4, CH3
+
Ans. Structure of NH 4 Q. 5. ClF3 is T-shaped but BF 3 is planar. Explain.
+
Structure of CH3 Due to lp-lp repulsion, ClF3 is T-shaped.
BF 3 : 5B = 2, 3
= 1s2, 2s 22p1
B has 3 valence electrons. All these three
electrons are used to form bonds with three
F-atoms. So, it contains three bps and zero lp.
+
\ NH4 and CCl 4 have nearly same bond angle.
(c) XeOF2
T-shape
(as it has two lone pairs) Q. 7. Account for the following :
(a) BF 3 molecule has zero dipole moment
although B–F bonds are polar.
(d) SiCl 4 (b) The structure of NH3 is pyramidal.
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O
FO F Or
F F
Q. 12. Give the resonating structures of carbon
Thus, the central atom (O-atom) has 4 pairs
dioxide.
of electrons (2 bond pairs and 2 lone pairs). Ans. The resonating structures of carbon dioxide
Hence, oxygen in OF2 is sp3 hybridised and the (CO2) are as follows:
molecule is V-shaped. Oxidation state of F = – 1,
oxidation state of O = + 2.
Q. 9. Account for the following : The experimentally
determined N–F bond length in NF3 is greater
than the sum of the single covalent radii of N Q. 13. Predict the shape of the following molecules
using VSEPR model: (i) NH3 (ii) SF 4
and F.
Ans. This is because both N and F are small and have
Ans. (i) (ii) F
high electron density. So, they repel the bond F
pairs thereby making the N–F bond length 102° S
larger. F
Q. 10. Which of the following has larger bond angle 173° F
in each pair?
(i) CO 2, BF3 (ii) NH 3, CH4
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