VSEPR Theory Practice Problems (Advanced)
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Here are a whole bunch of VSEPR practice problems for molecules that have 5 or 6 things around the central atom. We'll look at how to solve VSEPR structures and determine bond angles when you're given a Lewis structure. These are the shapes that we'll talk about in this lesson: trigonal bipyramidal, see saw, T-shaped, linear, octahedral, square pyramidal, and square planar.
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You really only have to worry about the electrons on the central atom. Great question!
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wow this is better than crash course. so thorough and the practice problems really helped make sense of VSEPR. thank you for helping me understand what it means for a structure to be based off another one. this is perfect for AP chem! my teacher doesn't really teach us bc he thinks we already are too smart, but this really helped give a ton of information and the visuals were so helpful. you're a pro. thanks man.
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wow this is better than crash course. so thorough and the practice problems really helped make sense of VSEPR. thank you for helping me understand what it means for a structure to be based off another one. you're a pro. thanks man.
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Amazing! You taught me in less than 20 minutes how to do this, when my teacher has taken 2 weeks for this but has ultimately failed. Thank you! I appreciate this video. :)
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Great videos. Very easy to follow. I was hoping that it would cover hybridization and polarity, but this covers the shapes well.
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Thanks to u I now fully understand VSEPR ...will u plz make a video on MOT (molecular orbital theory)....
Good point, but all of the bond angles are approximations. They vary a little bit in every single molecule (I don't think there's a single molecule with *exactly* a 120º angle between the bonds, for example). So sure, multiple bonds affect the surrounding bonds a *little*, but the amount is within the "room for error" that happens with any of these approximate angles.
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THANK YOU! The practice problems are very helpful!
That was soo helpful. Thank you so much..could u do a video on hybridization plz?
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My question is, for bent molecules like H2O that have two lone pairs on the central atom, why don't the lone pairs arrange themselves on opposite sides of the atom--- creating a linear structure instead of bent? Is it because of the x, y, and z axis ?
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