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COLLATED QUESTIONS Lewis structures and shapes (up to six electron pairs about the central atom for molecules and polyatomic ions, including those with multiple bonds), polarity of molecules. 2017:3 (c) Iodine forms a linear I3 ion. (i) (iii) Draw the Lewis structure for the I3 ion. Explain why the I3 ion has a linear shape. IF 5 has a square pyramidal shape. Indicate whether the molecule IF 5 is polar or non-polar. Circle your choice. polar non-polar Justify your choice. 2016:1 (c) (i) Complete the following table: ICl4 - ClF3 Lewis diagram Name of shape The Lewis diagram for SeF6 is shown below. Would you expect SeF6 to be soluble in water? Yes No Explain your answer in terms of the shape and polarity of SeF6.

2015: 3 Draw the Lewis diagram and name the shape of AsF5 SeF6. The Lewis diagrams and shapes for XeO2F2 and GeH4 are shown below. Compare and contrast the polarities and shapes of these two molecules. 2014: 3 In New Zealand, fluoride for water treatment is supplied as sodium fluorosilicate, Na2SiF6. One of the ions formed in the solution from sodium fluorosilicate is SiF6 2. Draw the Lewis diagram and name the shape of SiF6 2. 2013:1 (c) (i) Draw the Lewis diagram and name the shape of BF3 PCl6 - The Lewis diagrams for SF4 and XeF4 are shown below. Compare and contrast the polarities and shapes of these two molecules.

2012: 2 (From expired AS 90780) For the following molecules, draw the Lewis diagram, draw a diagram of the shape, and name the shape. SF6 SF4 The Lewis diagrams for ClF3 and AsF5 are shown below. Compare and contrast the shape and polarity of these molecules. 2011: 2 (From expired AS 90780) Draw Lewis diagrams for IF3 and NF3, and name their shapes. The Lewis diagrams for IF5 and PCl5 are shown below. Discuss the polarities of these molecules. 2010: 2 (From expired AS 90780) For the following molecules, draw the Lewis diagram, draw a diagram of the shape, and name the shape. SF4 XeF4 Discuss the fact that although both SF4 and XeF4 have four bonds around the central atom, the molecules have different shapes and polarities.

Answers 2016: 1 (c) (i) No. There is an electronegativity difference between Se and F, so the Se-F bonds are polar covalent. The six bond pairs around the central Se atom arrange themselves as far apart as possible to minimise repulsion, so SeF6 has an octahedral shape. Since this is a symmetrical shape, the bond dipoles cancel out, so SeF6 is a non-polar molecule. Water is a polar solvent. Non-polar molecules like SeF6 are not attracted to polar molecules like water, i.e. the intermolecular attraction between the water molecules and the SeF6 molecules is insufficient to overcome the attraction between the water molecules. Therefore, SeF6 is insoluble in water. 2015: 3 Trigonal bipyramidal Octahedral XeO2F2 is polar. It has 5 areas of electron density around the central Xe atom, one of which is a lone pair. Maximum separation for minimum repulsion means that the shape is based on a trigonal bipyramid structure, but is actually see-saw. The Xe=O bonds are polar, due to the greater electronegativity of O, and the Xe-F bonds even more polar, due to the F atom having the highest electronegativity on the periodic table. The molecule is not symmetrical, and so the dipole moments cannot cancel, making the molecule polar. (c) GeH4 is non-polar. It has 4 areas of electron density around the central Ge atom, all of which are bonded. Maximum separation for minimum repulsion means that the shape is tetrahedral.

2014:3 This is a symmetrical structure, thus the bond dipole moments cancel, and therefore the molecule is non-polar. Octahedral

2013: 1 (c) (i) There is a difference in electronegativity between S and F, so the S-F bonds are polar covalent. SF4 has a see-saw shape (distorted tetrahedron) due to the repulsions between four bonding regions and one non-bonding region of charge, which is asymmetric therefore the polarities/dipoles do not cancel. As a result, SF4 is a polar molecule. There is a difference in electronegativity between Xe and F, so the Xe-F bonds are polar covalent. XeF4 has a square planar shape, due to the repulsions between four bonding regions and two non-bonding regions of charge; therefore the polarities/dipoles do cancel. As a result, XeF4 is a non-polar molecule. 2012: 2 (From expired AS 90780)

ClF3 Shape there are 5 regions of electron density around the Cl central atom these repel to take a trigonal bipyramidal arrangement/ minimise repulsion / to get as far apart as possible there are only 3 bonding electron pairs/ 2 lone pairs thus forming a T-shape arrangement. Polarity the Cl-F bond is polar because of electronegativity difference the molecule is NOT symmetrical bond dipoles do not cancel OR charge is not symmetrically distributed over the molecule so the molecule is polar. AsF5 Shape has 5 electron pairs around the As central atom these repel to take a trigonal bipyramidal shape /minimise repulsion / to get as far apart as possible there are 5 bonding electron pairs/ all electron pairs are bonding thus forming a trigonal bipyramidal arrangement. Polarity As-F bond is polar because of electronegativity difference molecule is symmetrical bond dipoles do cancel so the molecule is non-polar. 2011: 2 (From expired AS 90780) IF3 = T-shape NF3 = Trigonal pyramid IF5 polar IF bond due to difference in electronegativity between I and F molecule asymmetrical bond dipoles do not cancel/centre of +ve and ve charges correspond molecule is polar. PCl5 polar PCl bond due difference in electronegativity between P and Cl molecule symmetrical bond dipoles cancel / centre of +ve and ve charges correspond molecule is non-polar.

2010: 2 (From expired AS 90780) SF4 XeF4 seesaw / distorted tetrahedron square planar XeF4 Shape there are 6 electron pairs around the Xe central atom, these repel to take an octahedral arrangement / minimise repulsion / to get as far apart as possible, there are only 4 bonding electron pairs / 2 lone pairs, forming square planar arrangement. Polarity the Xe-F bond is polar because of electronegativity difference, the molecule is symmetrical, polar bonds (NOT just bonds) cancel / centre of positive and negative charge correspond, so the molecule is non-polar. SF4 Shape has 5 electron pairs around the S central atom, these repel to take a trigonal bipyramid shape / minimise repulsion / to get as far apart as possible, There are only 4 bonding electron pairs / 1 lone pair, forming see-saw arrangement. Polarity S-F bond is polar because of electronegativity difference, molecule is not symmetrical, polar bonds (NOT just bonds) do not cancel / centre of +ve and ve charge do not correspond / polarities reinforce, molecule is polar.