52148169 Aieee Notes Chemistry 04

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    Downloaded from http://onlineteachers.co.in , portalforCBSE, ICSE, State Boardsand EntranceExams.PreparedbyAlpha Education, Sec-4, Gurgaon, Haryana. [email protected]

    1. ChemicalBond : Itis the

    forcewhichholds theatomstogether inamolecule.

    Thecauses of formationof bondare (i)

    Tendencyof atomsto

    comp lete theiroctets or

    duplets byrearrangementof their valenceelectrons (octettheory). (ii) Thesystemacquiresminimumenergy when

    atoms are at some equilibrium distance where attractive forces dominate over repulsive forces.

    2. Types :BondChemical

    BondIonic

    BondCovalent BondMetallic BondordinateCo

    3. Ionic Bond :4 It is theelectrostaticforce of attraction

    betweenoppositelycharged ionswhich areformed bycompletetransferenceof

    electrons from one atom to another to get complete octet or duplet.a)1 Favourable conditions to form ionic bond :

    Formed between electro positive element (group 1, 2, 13) and electro negative element group (15, 16, 17) 2 N.E Lower I.E of one atom and more negative Ege of second atom 1 Higher lattice energy.. Larger cations, smaller anions.

    b) Properties :Crystalline,

    strongerforce of attraction,thermallystable,lowvolatility,highdensity,

    high m.pand b.p,highlyslouble inpolarsolvent,good

    conductor of electricity in molten or solution state, nondirectional bond .

    . Covalent Bond :Covalent bond is formed by sharing of electrons by two atoms to complete their octet or duplet. (octet theory)a)1 Favourable conditions to form covalent bond :

    Formed between two electronegative elements (group 14, 15, 16, 17 ) 9.1 N.E

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    5 Bond Length: It is the average distance betwen the nuclei of two bonded atoms. It depends uponSize of the atom : Bond Length increases with increase in the size of atom HFHBr ( >

    )CCC =

    Type of hybridisation : More s-character,shorter is thebond length,greater is theacidity withcomparablecompound.

    .

    7 BondAngle : Itis theinternalanglebetwentheorbitalscontainingelectronpairs inthevalenceshell of centralatom in amolecule

    More lone pairs on central atom, smaller is the bond angle due to lp - bp repulsion.More electronegative central atom, more is the bond angle.More electronegative surrounding atom, less is the bond angle.

    . sonance :In somemoleculesall thepropertiescannot be

    explainedby singlestructureand themolecule issupposedto havemany

    and theactualstructure isinbetween of

    all thesestructures,calledresonancehybrid. Thisphenomenonis calledresonance.Main features

    (a)1Differentstructureshavesamepositionsof atoms,almostequalenergies,samenumber of sharedandunsharedelectrons.

    (c)1Resonating structures are imaginary.

    (e)1More the number of canonical forms of nearly same energy, greater is the stability of molecule.

    . alence Bond Theory (VBT)

    verlapping of atomic orbitals of valence shell of two atoms leads to formation of a covalent bond.H

    bond is formed by lateral overlapping. p,s p bond formation nos

    bond and bond is non-directional.

    The direction of bond is same as the direction of overlapping of orbitals. The strength of p ps

    2 .

    a)1 Valence shell electron pair repulsion (VSEPR) theory : Main postulates of this theory are

    Thus the molecule will have minimum energy and maximum stability.

    e. g. 4 , etc.

    of molecule is unsymmetrical or it has irregular geometry.

    Lonepair-lonepair>lonepair-bondpair>bond pair - bond pair.2 3 4 5 6 7

    Pentagonalbipyramidal

    redistribution of their energies to form new orbitals of identical shape and equal energy.N

    brid orbitals form -

    brid orbitals tend to remain far apart, therefore, replusion order is bplplp >> .

    = Number of its

    ifferent types of hybridization are 333 d,spdspspspHy