CHEM1611 - Resources for Week 3
Topics and Learning Outcomes
The Shapes of Molecules
work out the number of bonding and non-bonding pairs from the Lewis structure of a molecule predict the distribution of these pairs around an atom place any lone pairs in appropriate positions to minimize the overall electron pair repulsion predict and describe the molecular shape predict the hybridization around C, N and O atoms in organic compounds relate electronegativity to bond polarity relate bond polarity and molecular shape to the existence of a molecular dipole moment
Intermolecular forces
describe the different kinds of intermolecular forces that exist identify which intermolecular forces are present and which are more important between different molecules relate variations in melting and boiling points in related compounds to their intermolecular forces
Textbook and eBook References
The Shapes of Molecules -
Section 5.4
Intermolecular forces -
Section 6.8
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Lecture Notes, Tutorial Worksheets & Answers and Suggested Exam Questions ChemCAL and iChem Resources
The Shapes of Molecules
Intermolecular forces
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