VSEPR and VBT
17 Mar 2009 10:18:58 IST
VSEPR and VBT
VSEPR THEORY
This theory is based upon repulsions. It says that repulsion order is
l.p.-l.p. > l.p.-b.p.>b.p.-b.p.
VBT THEORY
- This theory is based upon overlapping of hybrid and pure orbitals.
- Hybridization = σ bonds + l.p.
- Size of all hybrid orbitals is same & all form σ bonds only except in benzyne.
- In sp3d3 the three d orbitals are dxy, ,dyz, dxz
- In sp3d2, d orbitals are dz2, dx2-y2
- σ bonds are stronger than π bonds.
- Attraction µstabilityµB.E µ 1/repulsion µ1/B.Lµ B.O.
- More no. of covalent bonds, more stability
- Order of Bond Strength is
sp3-sp3< sp3-sp2< sp2-sp2< sp2-sp< sp-sp
- Size of hybrid orbital µ 1/s character µ BondStrength
- B.S.=> p-p > p-s > s-s
Shapes of molecules using VBT and VSEPR
H-Bonds
- Shown by F, N & O. sometimes Cl
- Strength of H bond: H…F > H…O > H…N
Ion- Dipole attractions
Attraction between ion and dipole.
Van Der Waals forces
Forces of attraction and repulsion between constituents of a substance.
- Dispersion forces(nonpolar molecules)
- Dipole- Dipole forces(polar molecules)
- Dipole induced dipole forces(between one polar and other non polar molecule)
General points:
Boiling point µMolecular mass µH bonding µpolarity
Van Der Waals forces µmolecular mass
the symbol µ represents "is proportional to"
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17 Mar 2009 10:22:08 IST
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proportionality sign is not appearing clearly. sorry for that
17 Mar 2009 16:54:55 IST
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thanks for the comments guys. your appreciation motivates me to write such articles
17 Mar 2009 23:22:43 IST
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really useful...........u 'll crack jee for sure. may god bless.













