Lewis & Polarity 1.mpg
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Is there any way in which we can remember all bond shapes with their hybridization state? Like sp3 has what shape...i need to memorize all them..so a tip would help
kartikeyaable 3 months ago
@kartikeyaable VSEPR and hybridization are connected by groups. See the following in order of Group/Hyb/Shape
1 s linear (not really hybridized)
2 sp linear
3 sp3 trigonal planar
4 sp3 tetrahedral
5 sp3d trigonal bipyramidal
6 sp3d2 octahedral
EnderlePhD 2 months ago
i dont get it, how do the dipoles cancel?! just because its symmetrical? and based on what do i place the atoms in a symmetrical way?
ilovemyprs 10 months ago
@ilovemyprs Yes, it is symmetrical. Or in other words, the bond dipoles are like vectors and there is no net vector. The problem asked for a nonpolar molecule. This molecule can also be drawn with a dipole if you switch a Cl with a F.
EnderlePhD 10 months ago