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23 March 2018

Find the Shapes of molecule using the VSEPR Theory



BF3:

                             Central atom is B. There are 3 fluorine atoms.
                    Valence electrons = 0
                            Negative Charge is = 0
                            Add all these, 3+3+0 = 6
                            Number of Bond (N/2) = 6/2 = 3
                            Table 1 tell us bond that it is a Triangular Planner.



BF4- :

                             Central atom is B. There are 4 fluorine atoms.
                  Valence electron = 3
                     Negative charge is = -1
                   Add all these, 3+4+1 = 8
                    Number of bond (N/2) = 8/2 = 4


Ammonia NH3:

                                                 Central atom is N. There are 3 Hydrogen atoms.
                                                                         Valence electron = 5
                                           Add these, 5+3 = 8
                                           Number of bonds (N/2) = 8/2 = 2
                                  . . .     Shape is Triangular pyramidal.


PCl5:

                               Central atom is P. There are 5 Cl atoms.
                  Valence electron = 5 
                  Number of bond (N/2) = 10/2 = 5
                  Bonding electron = 5, Non Bonding electron = 0
           . . .     Shape is Triangular bipyramidal.


CIF3:

                       Central Atom is Cl.
                                       Valence electron = 7
   There three fluorine atoms, so the number of electron pairs shared is = 3
                       Sum is 10 No. of bond = 10/2 = 5
                         Shape is T-shaped.


                   
                                   
                                      


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