What is the hybridization of each N atom and does their lone pairs participate in resonance?

Q: How differences in atomic properties lead to differences in bond type; the basic distinctions among…

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Q: What role does electronegativity plays in rationalizing bond angles?

A: The role of electronegativity in rationalizing bond angles has to be given,

Q: Explain the Mulliken's Electronegativity Scale.

A: Mulliken's Electronegativity Scale =  This scale determine the electronegativity of the molecule.

Q: what structure is capable of having resonance structures?

A: In resonance structures, the atoms are all in the same positions, but the number and locations of…

Q: Explain the below ? Compounds containing a C–Z σ bond where Z = an electronegative element

A: The tendency to attract shared pair of electrons from a covalent bond is called electronegativity.

Q: For SO3 provide a Lewis structure, predicted VSEPR molecular geometry, bond angle and indicat…

A: Since in the above molecule the centre atom is S with 6 valence electron. And also each O is having…

Q: use the concept of polarity of water and the base composition of the body to explain why the…

A: The human body contains approximately two-thirds water with much of the remaining material also…

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A: Concept of Resonance;   When all the properties of a molecule cannot be explained by a single…

Q: Name and sketch the five basic electron geometries, and state the number of electron groups…

A: The electrons adjust themselves in space in such a manner that reduces repulsion between them.

Q: What's the electron geometry of H2O? O bent O tetrahedral O trigonal planar O trigonal pyramidal

A: The orientation of electron pairs (bonds pairs and lone pairs) around the central atom of a molecule…

Q: 2. What is the significance of determining the actual molecular geometry of a molecule?

A: We have been asked that what is  the significance of determining the actual geometry of a molecule.…

Q: Explain the trend in electronegativity from Chlorine to Bromine to Iodine

A: Electronegativity :-                           The Tendency of an atom of an element to attractthe…

Q: The molecule ammonia has the following Lewis structure. What shape best describes the shape of this…

A: Nitrogen has one lone pair on it and three pairs of bonded electrons that are paired to three…

Q: When an electron is removed from a N2 molecule, forming an N2 + ion, the bond between the N atoms is…

A: The total number of electrons present in the N2 molecule is 14 ( 7 electrons from each nitrogen atom…

Q: What is the electron group geometry of BrO3- and why?

A: To determine the electron group geometry, first determine the valence electron then calculate steric…

Q: Determine the percentage ionic character of HI bond.

A: Electronegativity of Hydrogen (XA) = 2.1 Electronegativity of Iodine (XB)       = 2.66 Percentage…

Q: Name all the molecular shapes that have a tetrahedral electron- group arrangement.

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Q: what are all the angles of the molecule? What are the different bonds that form around the central…

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Q: What is the molecular geometry of the third molecule?

A: Concept remember: 1. The shape of any compound is depends on hybridization and the number of lone…

Q: For ethylene and butadiene, how is the energy difference between two above molecular levels related…

A: The structure of ethylene and the butadiene is as follows: In ethylene only one double bond is…

Q: Write the Lewis structure for each molecule or ion. Include resonance structures if necessary. Then…

A: The Lewis structures indicate the arrangement of valence shell electrons in an atom of a molecule.…

Q: Define and discuss the criteria of resonance on the stability of a molecule (Appropriate examples)

A: Resonance structures are used when a single Lewis structure cannot fully describe the bonding; the…

Q: 2) Explain (use resonance structures) why this molecule has a measurable dipole moment.

A: Resonance structures are structures where there is delocalization of electrons to impart overall…

Q: For each reagent calculate the moles with the given information.2-bromoaniline with a molecular…

A: Given, molecular weight of 2-bromoaniline = 172 g/mol , density of 2-bromoaniline = 1.56 g/ml Volume…

Q: Whsts the molecular geometry

A: Ions are of two types. They can be positively or negatively charged ions. We have been asked about…

Q: Arrange the following molecules or ions in order of decreasing N - N bond strength Molecules: N2,…

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Q: 5. Which of the following ions will have the maximum number of resonance structures? Draw and…

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Q: MOLECULAR GEOMETRY AND POLARITY OF ONF WITH N AS CENTRAL ATOM

A: To determine molecular geometry of ONF , we would use valance electrons of all atoms and make…

Q: How does bond length, valence, bond dimensionality and nature of bonding affect melting point?

A: Bond length can be understood as the strength between two atoms. So if the strength between two…

Q: Atoms X and Y have different electronegativities. Explain and show how the molecule XY2 can be both…

A: Polar molecules have non zero net dipole moment whereas non polar molecules have zero net dipole…

Q: What is the formal charge on a Se atom that has 1 bond and 3 lone pairs of electrons?

A: Formal charge, FC = V - N - B/2 V = No. Of Valence electrons N = No. Of non bonding Valence…

Q: For NOF,  determine the bond angles, polarity, and resonance

A: If the molecule has a dipole moment, it is said to be polar and the property is called polarity. The…

Q: What are resonance structures? What is a resonance hybrid?

A: The structure of the compound is determined by various spectroscopic techniques that describe the…