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http://www.youtube.com/user/kosasihiskandarsjah#p/u/45/kj3o0xvhvqq Electronegativity (MHR Text p. 174 175) Draw an electron dot formula for HCl. The formula suggests that the pair of electrons, which constitutes a covalen bond, is shared equally between the hydrogen and chlorine. This is not the case. In hydrogen chloride, the chlorine atom exercises a stronger attractive force on the bonding pair than the hydrogen atom does. We say chlorine is more electronegative than hydrogen. Feb 4 11:37 AM 1

Electronegativity (EN) is the tendency of an atom to attract electrons to itself when it is chemically combined with another atom. Linus Pauling proposed numerical values for the electronegativities of the elements which are numerical value locate on your periodic table. Trends in Electronegativity 1. Increase in EN from left to right within a period. 2. Decrease in EN from top to bottom within a group. *The two trends combine to give fluorine the highest EN at 4.0 and cesium the lowest EN at 0.7. Feb 9 11:34 PM 2

1) EN of metals is low. Metals have very little attraction for their own electrons or those of other atoms. They hold their valence electrons very loosely and will lose them easily to other atoms. 2) EN of nonmetals is high. Nonmetals have a strong attraction for their own electrons and those of other atoms. They hold their valence electrons very strongly and will even gain more from other atoms. Polarity (MHR Text p.176 178) Polarity: The differences in the EN of atoms given two different types o covalent bonds. A) B) C) Feb 4 11:40 AM 3

Non polar Covalent Bond:occurs when both atoms involved in bonding have the same EN. The bonding electron pair is shared equally and is uniformly found between the nuclei of two atoms. EX:1) H H 2) Cl Cl 3) S I 2.1 2.1 3.0 3.0 2.5 2.5 Polar Covalent Bond:occurs when the two atoms involved in bonding have different EN. The bonding electron pair is unequally shared and therefore the electrons are not symmetrically distributed (equally spread) between the two atoms. There is an "electron shift". EX: Feb 10 12:18 AM 4

Notes: 1) The more electronegative atom will become partially negative (δ ). Since the shared electron is pulled closer, it appears to have more electrons surrounding it than it has protons in its nucleus. 2) The least electronegative atom will become partially positive (δ + ). Since its shared electron is pulled slightly away, it appears to have less electrons surrounding it than it has protons in its nucleus. 3) These electrons are stilled shared, they are NOT exchanged only shifted. 4) Polar Covalent Bonds have bond dipoles (a δ + end and a δ end) but are still electrically neutral. 5) Bond dipoles are represented by an arrow with the arrowhead pointing towards the partially negative site. Feb 4 11:40 AM 5

Molecular Polarity (MHR Text p. 194 196) 1) A molecule is non polar, if all bond dipoles cancel. (central atom does not move, if you look at the bond dipoles as pushing or pulling on the central atom). 2) A molecule is polar if bond dipoles do not cancel. (central atom does move) Examples: What is the bond polarity and the molecular polarity of the compounds? CH 4, CF 4, CH 3 Br, CH 3 I, CI 4 NH 3, NF 3, NCl 3 H 2 O, OF 2, SI 2 BF 3, BH 2 Cl, CH 2 O, CI 2 S, C 2 H 3 Cl, C 2 H 2 F 2 (exceptions) C 2 H 2, C 2 F 2, C 2 HF, HCN, HCl, CO 2 Feb 4 11:49 AM 6

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General Rules: 1) All molecules will be nonpolar if, all atoms including the central atom have the same electronegativity (no bond dipoles set up). Ex: CI 4, NCl 3, SI 2, CI 2 S, CS 2 2) Tetrahedral, trigonal planar, and linear molecules will be: non polar: if all atoms surrounding the central atom are the same. (bond dipoles cancel) polar: if one (or more) atom(s) surrounding the central atom are different. (bond dipoles do not cancel) 3) Pyramidal and v shaped molecules will be polar. (bond dipoles do not cancel) 4a) Hydrocarbons (compounds made up of hydrogen and carbon atoms only, C x H y ) are non polar. Ex: CH 4, C 2 H 4, C 2 H 2 b) Hydrocarbons become polar if one (or more) atom(s) is different. ie: C x H y A z Ex: CH 3 Br, C 2 H 3 Cl, CH 3 OH, C 2 HCl Feb 4 11:49 AM 20

Question: Which of the following molecules are polar? Answer: if you know the shape, you can use the general rules. to determine the shape look at the first atom in a formula; it is usually the central atom. Look at the group it is in to determine # of bonding and lone pairs. (For C and Si in particular, pay attention to how many things are bonded to it) EX: CH 4 (group IVA, 0 LP, 4 BP so tetrahedral) CH 2 O (group IVA, 0 LP, 3 BP so tri. planar) Feb 4 12:57 PM 21

Molecule Shape & Polarity Molecule Shape & Polarity CH 4 SiH 3 Cl NCl 3 PBr 3 OF 2 SI 2 BH 2 Cl C 2 H 4 Si 2 Cl 2 HCN Feb 4 11:49 AM 22

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Solubility (MHR Text p. 247) Solubility:refers to the ability of a substance to dissolve in a given solvent. General Rule: like dissolves like 1) polar dissolves polar 2) non polar dissolves non polar 3) polar and non polar do not dissolve. Question: Which of the compounds from the table we just completed will dissolve in water? Answer.When looking at a solubility question, you need to determine polarity of the compounds. Water is polar. (It is a v shaped molecule). Since like dissolves like, it will only dissolve other polar molecules. From the above question, water will dissolve SiH 3 Cl, PBr 3, OF 2, BH 2 Cl, HCN. Feb 4 1:03 PM 24

Question. Why do water and oil (a hydrocarbon) not mix? Answer.The general rule is like dissolves like. Water is a polar molecule whereas oil is a nonpolar one since it is a hydrocarbon. Therefore, the two will not mix. Feb 14 11:03 PM 25

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