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Lewis Structures: Polar v/s NonPolar Notes

Lewis Structures: Polar v/s NonPolar Notes

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Chemistry

11th - 12th Grade

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NGSS
HS-PS1-1, HS-PS1-3

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Patricia Drake

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5 Slides • 8 Questions

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Lewis Structures: Polar v/s NonPolar Notes

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Polar Bonds

  • Unequal sharing of electrons

  • Have 2 poles (like magnets - N/S or +/-)

  • Must have a HIGHLY ELECTRONEGATIVE ELEMENT = A SUPER 7

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Multiple Select

Which correctly describes polar bonds?

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Unequal sharing of electrons

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Equal sharing of electrons

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Has a highly electronegative element

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Elements are all similar in electronegative

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Multiple Choice

Which compound has polar bonds?

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CH4

2

NO3

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SH2

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PH3

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Nonpolar Bonds

  • Electrons are shared equally between atoms

  • No super 7 element

  • No highly electronegative element

  • No "poles" (+ or - areas)

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Fill in the Blank

The compound seen here has what type of bonds?

NO2

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Fill in the Blank

The compound seen below has what type of bonds?

PCl3

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Fill in the Blank

The compound seen below has what type of bonds?

SP4

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Polar Compounds

  • Must have a super 7 = have a polar bond! AND

  • Must have a lone pair of electrons (be distorted) OR

  • Must be Asymmetrical (not balanced)

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Nonpolar Compounds

  • No super 7 (no polar bond) OR

  • Has a polar bond (super 7) BUT IS SYMMETRICAL

  • NO LONE PAIRS

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following MIGHT be a polar compound?

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CH4

2

PF3

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following has polar bonds BUT IS A NONPOLAR COMPOUND?

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2
3
4

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a POLAR COMPOUND?

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2
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Lewis Structures: Polar v/s NonPolar Notes

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