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Chapter 1

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48.

The atom with the greater electronegativity will decrease the electron flow toward the electronegative F

atom, giving the compound a smaller dipole moment. Since

CH

3

F

has a smaller dipole moment than

CD

3

F,

we know that hydrogen is more electronegative than deuterium.

49.

a. 

or

NH

H

N H

H

N

H

H N

H

H

b. 

C

O C O

O O

O

O

or

c. 

or

NH N H

NH N H

d. 

O

C O

O C

O

or

e. 

or

OH

Cl

OH Cl

50.

a. 

CH

3

NH

2

,

CH

3

F

,

CH

3

OH

b. 

CH

3

F

51.

If the central atom is

sp

3

hybridized, the bond angle will depend on the number of lone pairs it has: no lone

pairs

=

109.5°; one lone pair

=

107.3°; two lone pairs

=

104.5°.

a. 

sp

3

,

107.3

°

b. 

sp

2

,

120

°

c. 

sp

3

,

107.3

°

d. 

sp

2

,

120

°

e. 

sp

3

,

109.5

°

f. 

sp

2

,

120

°

g. 

sp

, 180

°

h. 

sp

3

,

109.5

°

i. 

sp

3

,

107.3

°

j. 

sp

2

,

120

°

52.

a. 

CH

3

CH

2

CH

3

b. 

3

2

CH CH CH

c. 

CH

3

C CCH

3

or

CH

3

CH

2

C CH

53.

The hybridization of the central atom determines the bond angle. If the hybridization is

sp

3

,

the number of

lone pairs on the central atom determines the bond angle.

a. 

109.5

°

b. 

104.5

°

*

c. 

107.3

°

d. 

107.3

°

*104.5

°

is the correct prediction based on the bond angle in water.

However, the bond angle is actually somewhat larger

1

108.2

°

2

because the bond opens up to minimize the

interaction between the electron cloud of the relatively bulky

CH

3

group.

54.

1

s

2

s

2

p

x

2

p

y

2

p

z

3

s

3

p

x

3

p

y

3

p

z

Mg

Ca

2

+

Ar

Mg

2

+

a.

b.

c.

d.

1

s

2

2

s

2

2

p

6

3

s

2

1

s

2

2

s

2

2

p

6

3

s

2

3

p

6

1

s

2

2

s

2

2

p

6

3

s

2

3

p

6

1

s

2

2

s

2

2

p

6

55.

a.

N

C N H

H C H

H

H

or

HH

H

H H

b.

O N O

H

c.

or

N

H

Na N H

H

+ –

Na

+ –

H

d.

O

N O

H N

H

or

H

H