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What s in Chapter 9: Can atomic orbitals explain these shapes or angles? Shapes of molecules affect: reactivity physical properties Shapes of molecules explained by: VSEPR Valence bond theory Why molecules form: Molecular orbital theory VSEPR: sections 9.1-9.2 bonding and non-bonding e (e domains) take up space around atom Lowest PE state has e domains far apart non-bonding pairs of e affect molecular geometry You are responsible for shapes and bond angles of: 1. Linear/bent 2. Trigonals 3. Tetrahedral 4. Trigonal bipyramidal 5. Octahedral p. 353 1

Molecules are not stationary, bonds are always moving Table 9.2 http://teaching.shu.ac.uk/hwb/chemistry/tutorials/molspec/irspec1.htm Figure 9.15 For H 2. Will this model work for HCl? Figure 9.14 Atomic orbitals can t explain the geometry of real molecules Valence Bond Theory: Mixture of Lewis dots and orbitals Use electron configuration of central atom to determine hybridization Bonds form via overlap of half-full orbitals PE is lowered when e are shared between 2 orbitals In VBT, s, p and d orbitals allowed to mix Does it work for BeH 2? 2

sp 3 hybrid orbital Summary of VBT: To determine the hybrid orbital scheme: 1. Draw Lewis structure 2. One hybrid orbital for every e domain one per single bond or e pair 3. Use 1 atomic orbital for each hybrid orbital 3

Multiple Bonds Multiple Bonds Sigma (σ)-bonds: e density between nuclei. single bonds π-bonds: e density above and below σ-bonds (from regular atomic p orbitals) double bond = 1 σ + 1 π triple bond = 1 σ + 2 π C 2 H 2 Draw Lewis structure for acetylene, C 2 H 2 Geometry? Bond angles? Hybridization? Multiple Bonds Multiple Bonds 4

CH 2 CCH 2 Bonding in Benzene Delocalized π Bonding For benzene, C 6 H 6, what is geometry and hybridization? 6 C-C σ bonds, 3 pi bonds each C atom : sp 2 How many atomic p orbitals are left? Benzene orbitals Molecular Orbital Theory (MOT) MO blending for H 2 MO Theory compliments Lewis structures, VSEPR theory and hybridization. Basics: e are in atomic orbitals in atoms, e are in molecular orbitals in molecules two MO s form when two AO s overlap 5

Molecular Orbitals For every 2 AO s, 2 MO s form 1 higher in E 1 lower in E MO s for H 2 and He σ * antibonding all e from both atoms go into the MO s Bonding e are in MO s lower in E than AO s Antibonding e are in MO s higher in E than AO s H atom H atom He H 2 atom He 2 σ bonding He atom Bond Order For H 2 Bond order = 1 ( 2 0) = 1 Bond order = ½ * (bonding e antibonding e ) Bond order of 1 = single bond, 2 = double bond, etc. Fractional bond orders are possible. Bond order >0 means stable molecule Higher bond order means stronger (shorter) bond 2 H 2 has a single bond, stable molecule, according to MO theory For He 2 Bond order = 1 ( 2 2) = 0 2 He 2 has no bond, not a stable molecule, according to MO theory atomic atomic Draw e for Li 2 What is bond order of Li 2? Is Li 2 stable? What is bond order of Li 2? Is Li 2 stable? 6

How many MO s for 2 nd row non-metals? Antibonding 2p 2p bonding Oxygen-Neon 2s 2s Oxygen-Neon Boron - nitrogen Magnetic behavior magnetic behavior: paramagnetism (unpaired e in molecule): strong attraction between magnetic field and molecule; diamagnetism (no unpaired e in molecule): weak repulsion between magnetic field and molecule. Can predict with MO theory, not VBT 7

VSEPR problems State the geometry, angles and hybridization for each: If the bonds were polar, are the molecules polar? video 1. The bond length in C 2 is measured by neutron diffraction to be 131 pm (100 pm = 1å). Using your information about carbon-carbon bonds from the computer modeling lab, does the C 2 bond resemble a C C, a C=C, or a C C? atom number shape Hybrid? angle # of bond types σ or π 1 H N 1 2 N 1 C 2 3 C 2 C 3 4 C 3 C 4 5 C 4 C 5 2. Predict the bond order of C 2 via MO theory. 3. Calcium and carbon form an ionic compound, CaC 2. Draw the lewis structure of the C 2 anion. What is the MO orbital configuration and the bond order of this anion? Do VBT and MO theory agree? 4. The ionization energy of O 2 is lower than the IE of atomic O. Explain this in terms of the where the electrons are in atomic and MO s of O 2. 5. Do you expect the IE of N 2 to be higher or lower than that of atomic N? N-Ne Boron - carbon Link to chime 8

Visible light (400-700 nm) http://www.chemistry.wustl.edu/~edudev/labtutorials/vision/vision.html Cascade: 1. Light E (hν) is absorbed, cis trans 2. Protein 1 changes shape (metarhodopsin II) 3. Protein 2 activates enzyme 1 (transducin) 4. Enzyme 1 activates enzyme 2 (phosphodiesterase). 5. Enzyme 2 catalyzes the hydrolysis of cyclic GMP: Via bathorhodopsin 6. cgmp keeps Na + channels open 7. Closed Na + channels lead to build up of charge 8. Nerve signal is generated BiologyMad.com BiologyMad.com 9

Cis and Trans fats Trans fatty acid Acid group cis fatty acid 10