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Part4BondingandStructure(Book1,p.320–p.325)
29.NeandAr:
simplemolecularstructurewithatomsattractedtogetherbyveryweakinstantaneousdipole-induceddipoleinteractions.Hence,bothNeandArhaveverylowmeltingpoints.
Thestrengthofintermolecularforcesincreaseswiththenumberofelectrons.
ArhasalargeratomicsizeandhasmoreelectronsthanNe.
ArhasahighermeltingpointthanNe.
H2O:
polarmolecule.StronghydrogenbondingexistsbetweenH2Omolecules.
Ice:
simplemolecularstructurewitheachH2Omoleculehydrogen-bondedtofourotherH2Omoleculestogiveanopennetworkstructure.
IceorH2O(s)hasalowmeltingpointcomparedwithionicsolidsorgiantcovalentcompounds.However,becauseofthepresenceofstronghydrogenbonding,itsmeltingpointishigherthanothersimplemolecularsubstanceswithsimilarmolecularmasses.
NaF:
giantionicstructure.Na+andF–areheldinlatticesitesbyverystrongionicbonds.
Alargeamountofenergyisrequiredtoseparatetheionsformeltingtooccurveryhighmeltingpoint.
Diamond:
giantcovalentstructurewithCatomscovalentlybondedtoeachother.EachCatomisstronglybondedtofourotherCatomstogiveagiantnetworkofCatoms.Therefore,infinitenumberofstrongcovalentbondsaretobebrokeninmeltingveryhighmeltingpoint.
30.Thelargerthemolecularsizeduetothegreaternumberofelectronsinthemolecule,thestrongertheintermolecularforces.Moreenergyisrequiredtoseparatethemoleculesduringboilingandhenceahigherboilingpointisexpected.BhasasmallermolecularsizethanA.Hence,Bisexpectedtohaveaboilingpointlowerthan17C.
C,havingalargermolecularsize(sinceithasmoreClatoms),hasahigherboilingpointthanA.
31.(a)(i)
BE=bondenergy
IE1=firstionizationenergy
IE2=secondionizationenergy
EA1=firstelectronaffinity
LE=latticeenergy
(ii)Hf(CaF2(s))=Hat(Ca)+BE(FF)+IE1(Ca)+IE2(Ca)+2EA1(F)+LE(CaF2)
1220=+178+158+590+1150+2(328)+LE(CaF2)
LE(CaF2)=2640kJmol1
(b)(i)CaF2(s)+H2SO4(aq)2HF(g)+CaSO4(s)
(ii)
Hr=Hf(CaF2)Hf(H2SO4)+2Hf(HF)+Hf(CaSO4)
=(1220)(814)+2(271)+(1434)kJmol1
=+58kJmol1
(iii)Sincetheforwardreactionisendothermic,heatingthesystemhelpstodrivethereactionforwardsaccordingtoLeChatelier’sprinciple.
32.
(a)
Thereare3regionsofelectroncloudsaroundB.Tominimizeelectronicrepulsion,theyaredirectedinatrigonalplanarmanner.Sinceallarebondsandthereisnoloneelectronpair,BF3istrigonalplanar.
InbothCF4andNF3,thereare4regionsofelectroncloudsaroundCandNrespectively.Tominimizeelectronicrepulsion,theyaredirectedtetrahedrally.
InCF4,thereisnoloneelectronpair.Hence,CF4istetrahedral.
InNF3,thereisoneloneelectronpair.Hence,NF3istrigonalpyramidal.
Thereare6regionsofelectroncloudsaroundS.Tominimizeelectronicrepulsion,theyaredirectedoctahedrally.Sincethereisnoloneelectronpair,SF6isoctahedral.
(b)ThebondenthalpyofCClis340kJmol1,whichisweakerthanCFbond.Unlike
CClbond,CFisnoteasilybrokendowntogiveFatoms.Hence,replacingCF2Cl2byC2H2F4preventstheformationofreactivehalogenatomsandthereforehelpstoreduceozonedepletion.
33.(a)(i)A:
CH4,non-polarmolecule
Discretemoleculesareheldtogetherbyweakinstantaneousdipole-induceddipoleinteractionsverylowboilingpoint.
D:
SiH4similartoA
Weakintermolecularforces(instantaneousdipole-induceddipoleinteractions)
verylowboilingpoint.
SinceSiH4hasmoreelectronsthanCH4,thestrengthofintermolecularforcesisstronger.Therefore,theboilingpointofSiH4ishigherthanthatofCH4.
B:
NH3isapolarmoleculewithhighlyelectronegativeatomN.SincestronghydrogenbondingexistsbetweenNH3molecules,theboilingpointofBishigherthanthatofAandD.
C:
H2OisapolarmoleculehashighlyelectronegativeatomO.ThehydrogenbondingbetweenH2OmoleculesisstrongerthanthatbetweenNH3moleculesbecauseOismoreelectronegativethanN.Therefore,theboilingpointofH2OishigherthanthatofNH3.
(ii)BoilingpointofH2O>BoilingpointofHF>BoilingpointofNH3
(formsmorehydrogen(Fmore
bondsthanHF)electronegativethanN)
BoilingpointofGeH4>BoilingpointofSiH4
GeH4hasmoreelectrons,thereforestrongervanderWaals’forcesareformedbetweenthemolecules.
(b)
(i)
(ii)Hydrogenbonds
34.(a)CH4(g)C(g)+4H(g)H=4BE(CH)
Itistheaverageenergyrequiredtobreak1moleofCHbondsofmethane.
(b)(i)CH4(g)+H2O(g)
CO(g)+3H2(g)H1=+206kJmol1
H1=4BE(CH)+2BE(OH)BE(CO)3BE(HH)
260=4410+2460BE(CO)3436
BE(CO)=1046kJmol1
(ii)BE(CO)=360kJmol1
BE(C=O)=740kJmol1
Incarbonmonoxide,theCObondisatriplebond.ItisstrongerthanaC=OdoublebondandaCOsinglebond.
35.(a)(i)A:
Enthalpychangeofatomizationofsodium
B:
Firstionizationenergyofsodium
C:
Enthalpychangeofneutralization
(ii)D:
EnthalpychangeofhydrationofgaseoussodiumionandelectronaffinityofH+(aq)
(b)(i)B:
H=+494kJmol1
(ii)–58–494–107+HE=–850
HE=–191kJmol1
36.(a)InNH3,polarNHbondsarepresent.
InHCl,apolarHClbondispresent.
Inbothcases,thebondsareformedthroughthehead-onoverlapbetweenorbitals.
InCO2,C=Obondsarepresent.Thebondisformedthroughahead-onoverlap(bond)andaside-wayoverlap(bond)oforbitals.
BetweenNH3molecules,relativelystronghydrogenbondsexist.
Hence,itsboilingpointisthehighestamongthethree.
BetweenHClmolecules,permanentdipole-permanentdipoleinteractionsexistasaresultofthepolarityofHClmolecules.
TheseinteractionsarenotasstrongasthehydrogenbondsinNH3.Hence,itsboilingpointislower.
InCO2,instantaneousdipole-induceddipoleinteractionsexistbetweenthenon-polarmolecules.DuetoitslargermolecularsizethanHCl,suchinteractionsareslightlystrongerthanthoseinHCl.Hence,ithasaslightlyhigherboilingpointthanHCl.
(b)
37.
(a)
Aluminiumchloride
Ammonia
(b)AdativebondisformedbetweenNandAl.
(c)
Aluminiumchloride(trigonalplanar)
Ammonia
(trigonalpyramidal)
Theproduct(allthebondanglesareabout109.5)
(d)
(i)
(ii)
38.(a)Standardenthalpychangeofformationofacompoundistheenergychangewhen1moleofthatcompoundinthespecifiedstateisformedfromitsconstituentelementsatstandardstateat298Kand1atm.
(b)
(c)610=+338+4(+122)4BE(SiCl)
BE(SiCl)=+359kJmol1
(d)(i)SiCl3H+H2Si+3HCl
(ii)BE(SiH)=320kJmol1
Atahightemperature,theheatenergysuppliedissufficienttobreaktheSiHbondwhichdoesnothaveanextremelyhighbondenergy.
(iii)Puresiliconisusedinmakingsemi-conductors.
39.(a)(i)Na+(g)+Cl(g)NaCl(s)H=latticeenergy
Latticeenergyistheenergyreleasedwhen1moleofsolidcrystallineNaClisformedfromthecombinationof1moleofgaseousNa+and1moleofgaseousCl.
(ii)
Li+hasasmallercationicsize(
)thanNa+.Hence,LiClhasamoreexothermiclatticeenergy.
(b)(i)LiCl:
=
+
=0.074+0.181=0.255nm
(ii)NaCl:
=
+
=0.095+0.181=0.276nm
40.Asthemolecularsizeandthenumberofelectronspermoleculeincrease,thestrengthofvanderWaals’forcesbetweenthemoleculesalsoincrease.Moreenergyisrequiredtoseparatethemoleculesduringboiling.Hence,theboilingpointincreasesfromCH4toC20H42.
Withincreasingmasses,thedensityisexpectedtoincreasesincedensityisdefinedasmassperunitvolume.However,duetothelargervolumeofthemoleculesfromCH4toC20H42,theincreaseindensityisnotasdrasticastheincreaseinmass.
41.(a)BF3:
trigonalplanar
CF4:
tetrahedral
NF3:
trigonalpyramidal
(b)BF3hasavacantporbitalforoccupationbythelonepairofelectronofoxygeninwater;whilstNF3doesnothavesuchvacantorbital.
BF3+3H2OB(OH)3+3HF
(c)(i)MoleratioofK:
Sn:
Cl:
O:
H
=
:
:
:
:
=0.56:
0.28:
0.85:
0.85:
0.85
=2:
1:
3:
3:
3
Hence,theempiricalformulaisK2SnCl3O3H3.
(ii)[SnCl3(OH)3]2;octahedral
(iii)SnCl4+3KOHK2SnCl3(OH)3+KCl
42.(a)(i)ThehydrogenbondsbetweentheOHgroupsofglucosemoleculesarebroken.HydrogenbondsbetweentheOHgroupsofglucosemoleculesandwatermoleculesareformed.
(ii)
(b)CO2(aq)+H2O(l)
H2CO3(aq)
Covalentbond
43.Inpentane,weakvanderWaals’forcesexistbetweenthemoleculeswhilestronghydrogenbondsarepresentintheotherthreesubstances.Hence,theleastamountofenergyisrequiredtoseparatethemoleculesapartandpentanehasthelowestboilingpoint.Themoleculesarerelativelyfarapartandithasthelowestdensity.Sinceitcannotformhydrogenbondswithwatermolecules,itisinsolubleinwater.Ontheotherhand,theotherthreearesolubleinwatersincetheyareabletoformhydrogenbondswithwatermolecules.
Propanoicacidformsthemostextensivehydrogenbondsduetothepresenceof
groupandithastheshortesthydrocarbonchain.Hence,ithasthehighestboilingpointanditsmoleculesarerelativelyclosertoeachothercomparedtothealcoholandamine.Hence,ithasthehighestdensity.
Oxygenismoreelectronegativethannitrogen.Hence,thehydrogenbondsformed