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Title: Practice on VSEPR and Lewis Structures
Description: Practice on VSEPR and Lewis Structures
Description: Practice on VSEPR and Lewis Structures
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Name ___________________________________________ Period _____ Date ____________________________________________
Chemistry Honors
Molecular Models Part 1
Purpose:
This lab will provide a hands-on opportunity to see how electrons are shared to make covalent molecules and ions
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Part 2 of the lab will show you 3-dimensional
shapes of those molecules and polyatomic ions
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Materials:
Cheerios (or other representation of electrons)
Element Symbols
Periodic Table
Electronegativity Table
Procedure:
This lab will be done in 2 stages
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Part 2 is steps 5-6 in the procedure
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For each molecule or polyatomic ion, write the formula and determine the number of valence electrons in each atom and the
total valence electrons in the molecule or ion
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2
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Put
the LEAST electronegative atom in the center (except for hydrogen) and arrange the other atoms around the central atom
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Take a picture of
the Cheerio model
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Draw the electron dot structure
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4
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5
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VOCABULARY TERMS
central atom –
1
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in a molecule of 3 or more atoms, the one in the middle
in a molecule of 2 atoms, whichever one you choose
In the example below, the left fluorine atom was chosen
as central
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Example
Fluorine gas
F2
Atoms Present (list each
separately)
# Valence
Electrons in
Each Atom
Electronegativity
of Each Element
F
7
4
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0
Total # Valence Electrons
Electron Dot Structure
Simplified Electron Dot
Structure
14
Calculate the electronegativity difference (ΔEN) of the bond in this molecule
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If the
bond is polar, show the direction of the dipole in the simplified electron dot structure using a colored pencil
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0-4
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0
non-polar
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Dihydrogen
Atoms Present (list each
separately)
Formula _____________
# Valence
Electrons in
Each Atom
Electronegativity
of Each Element
Electron Dot Structure
Simplified Electron Dot
Structure
Total # Valence Electrons
Calculate the electronegativity difference (ΔEN) of the bond in this molecule
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If the
bond is polar, show the direction of the dipole in the simplified electron dot structure using a colored pencil
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Identify the bond as POLAR or NON-POLAR
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Carbon tetrafluoride
Atoms Present (list each
separately)
Formula _____________
# Valence
Electrons in
Each Atom
Electronegativity
of Each Element
Electron Dot Structure
Simplified Electron Dot
Structure
Total # Valence Electrons
Calculate the electronegativity difference (ΔEN) of the bond in this molecule
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If the
bond is polar, show the direction of the dipole in the simplified electron dot structure using a colored pencil
Title: Practice on VSEPR and Lewis Structures
Description: Practice on VSEPR and Lewis Structures
Description: Practice on VSEPR and Lewis Structures