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    Lecture March 13

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    Chapter 9 - Chemical Bonding I

    Lewis TheoryNext Mastering Chemistry HW and Quiz

    Chap 4 (II) will be due March 27th

    Hopefully will post MC by the break

    Remember any regrades due by tomorrowafternoon at 5 PM

    Finish Oxidation-Reduction Reactions -Sec. 4.9

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    Review of Oxidation

    Numbers

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    4 FeCO3(s) + O2(g) !2 Fe2O3(s) + 4 CO2(g)

    Use the chargeon a CO32-

    Fe is +2 Fe is +3 O is -2

    Fe +2 to +3 oxidized

    O from 0 to -2 reduced

    O is 0

    FeCO3is the REDUCING AGENT

    O2is the OXIDIZING AGENT

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    Last Example

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    The oxidation number of an ion is the ion charge

    2Al(s) + 3Cu2+(aq) !2Al3+(aq) + 3Cu(s)

    Al 0 to 3+

    Cu 2+ to 0

    Balancing the ox #2 x +3 = +63 x -2 = -6

    Al is oxidized reducing agent

    Cu2+is reduced oxidizing agent

    OIL RIG

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    Review Valence Electrons

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    Remember -Valence electrons in main groupelements

    the s and p electrons in the outermost shell

    1A ns1 (1)2A ns2 (2)

    3A ns2np1(3)4A ns2np2(4)5A ns2np3(5)

    6A

    ns2

    np4

    (6)7A ns2np5(7)8A ns2np6(8)

    This isequal to

    the groupnumber

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    Lewis Dot Structures

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    Use a #to represent a valence electron

    For Period 1, 2,and 3

    H#

    He#

    #

    B# ##

    Be# # C#

    #

    #

    # N ##

    #

    #

    #

    Li# F#

    O#

    #

    #

    #

    #

    #

    #

    #

    #

    #

    Valence electrons make the bonds

    ##

    Mg# # Al

    #

    ## Si ##

    #

    #Na# #

    #P##

    #

    #

    #S

    #

    #

    #

    # Cl

    #

    #

    #

    #

    #

    ## Ar#

    #

    #

    ###

    ##

    Ne##

    #

    ###

    ##

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    Covalent Bonds

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    Electrons are sharedbetween the two atoms

    Goal is to complete the OCTET(noblegas configuration) by sharing electrons

    Exceptions: less that an octetH (2 electrons !He)BeB

    Expanded Octet using the d orbitalsfor elements with n = 3 or greater

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    Single Covalent Bonds

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    Simple Compounds satisfying the octet rule:

    CH4 NH3 H2O HF

    HCl

    H2Exception

    Cl2

    CH3Cl

    CH2Cl2 CH2ClF

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    Multiple Bonds

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    O2 N2double bond triple bonds

    Very common among C, N, and O

    CH3COOH acetic acid

    CO2 O3 Resonance structure

    CO

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    Electron Deficient

    Structures

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    With Be (2 valence electrons) andB (3 valence electrons)

    BeCl2 BCl3

    Unpaired electrons - radicals -

    odd number of valence electrons

    NO NO2 Very Reactive

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    Lewis Structures of Ions

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    Common ions:

    NH4+Adding H+

    H3O+Removing H+

    CH3COO- acetate ion

    ammonium ion

    hydronium ion

    OH- hydroxide ion

    NO3- nitrate ion

    (acids)

    (bases)

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    Quiz of the Day

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    For the following reaction, determine thechange in oxidation number for the Fe

    4 FeO(s) + O2(g) + 6H2O(l) !4 Fe(OH)3(s)

    Express your answer as the first one , thesecond one with no spaces and include

    the sign.

    For example an answer might be0,-2

    Answer: +2,+3