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    Topic3:ChemicalBonding

    ACJC/P3/Q2a1.

    I Ix Ixx xx

    xxLinear

    AJC/P2/Q1b(i)2. Al2O3 has a giant ionic lattice structure with strong electrostatic forces of attraction

    betweenoppositelychargedAl3+andO2-ions.SO2andSO3havesimplemolecularstructureswithweakvanderWaalsforcesbetweenthemolecules.

    ACJC/P2/Q2d(i)3. Br2hasasmallerelectroncloudsizethanI2.

    electroncloudofBr2islesspolarisable weakervanderWaalsforcesbetweenthemolecules lessenergyisrequiredtoovercometheinteractionbetweenBr2molecules,leadingtoa

    lowerboilingpoint.

    AJC/P3/Q5b,c4(a) MoreenergyisneededtoovercomethestronghydrogenbondsbetweenHFmolecules,

    as compared to the weaker permanent dipole permanent dipole interactions betweenHClmolecules,henceHFhasahigherboilingpointthanHCl.HIhasahigherboilingpointcomparedtoHCl,asithasalargerelectroncloud,whichismore polarisable, leading to stronger and more extensive van der Waals forces thatrequiremoreenergytoovercome.

    (b) BrF3has2lonepairsand3bondpairsaroundthecentralBratom,whichleadstoaT-shapegeometry.InBrF2+,thereare2lonepairsand2bondpairsaroundthecentralBratomwhichleadstoabent(V-shape)geometry.

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    SbF5 has 5 bond pairs around the central Sb atom, which leads to a trigonalbipyramidalgeometry. InSbF6-, thereare6bondpairsaround thecentralSbatom,whichleadstoanoctahedralgeometry.

    DHS/P2/Q2c5.

    DHS/P3/Q4b,c6(a) SiO2 has a giant molecular structure with extensive covalent bonding in a giant

    three-dimensionalstructure. PbO2hasagiant ionicstructure. In thesolidstate, the ionscanonlyvibrateabout

    fixedpositions.(b)A largeamountof energy is required toovercome thestrongelectrostatic forcesof

    attractionbetweenthecationsandseaofdelocalisedelectrons.

    HCI/P3/Q1a(ii)7.

    ShapewithrespecttoeachP:Trigonalpyramidal;Bondangle:107o

    HCI/P3/Q1d(i)8. BothCl2and I2havesimplemolecularstructures,andexistasdiatomicmoleculeswith

    weakvanderWaalsforcesexistingbetweenmolecules.

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    I2hasabiggerelectroncloudthanCl2andhence,strongerandmoreextensivevanderWaalsforcesbetweenthemolecules.ThereforeI2islessvolatilethanCl2.

    HCI/P3/Q3a

    9(a)

    Na Mg Al Si P Si Cl Ar

    M.p./oC

    HighmeltingpointfromNatoAlastheyexistasgiantmetallicstructureswithstrongmetallicbondsof increasingstrengthsdue tosmallercationicradiusand increasednumberofdelocalizedelectrons.

    Very high melting point for Si as it exists as a giant covalent structure with anextensive network of strong covalent bonds. These strong bonds require a lot ofenergytobreakbeforemeltingcanoccur.

    Low melting point from P to Ar as they exist as simple molecular structures,consisting of discrete molecules with weak van der Waals forces between themolecules.MeltingpointdecreasesfromS8>P4>Cl2>Arbecausethesizeoftheelectroncloudsdecreases fromS8>P4>Cl2>Ar,such thatweakvanderWaalsforcesareweaker.

    IJC/P2/Q1b10. No.AlthoughionicbondsbetweenK+andCl- ionsarebrokenin theboilingofKCl, it is

    weak van der Waals forces between tetrachloromethane molecules that are brokenduringboiling,notcovalentbondswithintetrachloromethanemolecules.

    S

    Melting

    point /oC

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    IJC/P2/Q2a(ii)11. SiO2 exists as a giant covalent structure with an extensive network of strong covalent

    bonds. These strong bonds require a lot of energy to break before melting can occur,henceSiO2hasaveryhighmeltingpoint.

    IJC/P2/Q2b(i)12.

    JJC/P2/Q1a(i)13.

    Bent/angular/v-shapetrigonalplanar

    MI/P3/Q4b

    14. Shapeisbent,hencebondangle=104.5o

    MJC/P3/Q2c(I,ii)15(i)Iodine has a large enough atomic size to accommodate the number of O atoms

    surroundingitinIO53-andIO65-.(ii)

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    OSOO

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    O

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    IOO

    O

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    5-

    HO

    OH

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    N Nxxxxxxxx xx N Nxxxxxxxx xx O

    NJC/P3/Q1a,b(i)16 (a)Electronegativity is defined as the ability of an atom to attract bonding pair of

    electronstoitselfinacovalentbond.

    Theoxygenatomismoreelectronegativethanthenitrogenatom.

    OxygenhasagreaternuclearchargethanNitrogenatom. Theyhavesimilarshielding/screeningeffect. EffectivenuclearchargeofOatomisgreaterthanthatofNatom; itwillattract the

    bondingelectronsmorestrongly.

    (b)(i)

    ShapeofN2Oislinear.Bondangleis180o.

    NJC/P3/Q4a17.

    NYJC/P3/Q1c18. MgO>NaF>H2O>CH3NH2>CO2 CO2havesimplemolecularstructureconsistingofCO2moleculesheldtogetherbyvander

    Waalsforces. CH3NH2 and H2O have simple molecular structures consisting of CH3NH2 and H2O

    moleculesheldtogetherbystrongerhydrogenbonds. H2Ohas2lonepairhydrogenunitswhileCH3NH2has1thusH2Ohashigherboilingpoint. NaFandMgOhaveionicstructuresconsistingofoppositelychargedionsheldtogetherby

    strong electrostatic forces. MgO has higher boiling point because it has higher ionicchargesthanNaF.

    CaIx

    x

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    O2+ O

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    2

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    NYJC/P3/Q5a19.

    N

    ClClCl

    BCl

    ClCl

    3bp1lpTrigonalpyramidal

    3bp0lpTrigonalplannar

    x xx

    xx

    x

    x x

    NCl3andBCl3havesimplemolecularstructurebutNCl3hasanetoveralldipolemomentthusthemoleculesareheldtogetherbyvanderWaalsforcesduetopermanentdipoles.BCl3 has no overall dipole moment thus the molecules are held together by van derWaalsforcesduetoinduceddipolesandthereforerequirelessenergytobreakthebonds.

    PJC/P2/Q1b20.NaClgiantioniclatticestructurewithstrongelectrostaticforcesofattractionbetween

    oppositelychargedNa+andCl-ionsAlCl3simplecovalent/molecularstructureweaktemporaryinduceddipole-inducedipoleattractionbetweenmolecules.PCl5simplecovalent/molecularstructurepermanentdipole-permanentdipoleattractionsbetweenmolecules.AlCl3existasdimers,withstrongerinstantaneousdipole-induceddipole(duetogreaterno.ofelectrons)thanpermanentdipole-permanentdipoleattractionsofPCl5.Hencem.p.ofAlCl3ishigherthanPCl5.

    PJC/P2/Q2b(ii)21.

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    PJC/P3/Q2b22.

    SAJC/P2/Q2b23(ii) Carbon Shape Bondangle C1 Trigonalplanar 120

    C2 tetrahedral 109

    SAJC/P2/Q3a24(a) (i) In water, ethanoic acid molecules form intermolecular hydrogen bonds with water

    moleculesandexistasCH3CO2H.HenceitsMris60.

    In a non-aqueous solvent, hexane, the id-id interactions between ethanoic acid andhexane is weaker so ethanoic acid molecules dimerise by forming strongerintermolecularhydrogenbondswithethanoicacidmolecules.HenceitsMristwicethatofCH3CO2Handbecomes120.

    SAJC/P3/Q1b

    25. CompoundAisheldbyhydrogenbonding.

    Compound B is held by weak induced dipole-induced dipole interactions (id-id)/weakVDW.Lessenergyisneededtoovercometheweakerid-idinteractionsinB.

    + -

    + -

    CH3CO

    OH

    CCH3

    :O

    HOHydrogenbond

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    Although Compound C does not have H-bonding, having more electrons causesstrongerid-id(orVDW,butnotpd-pd)whichcompensatesfortheabsenceofH-bonding.HencemoreenergyisrequiredtoovercometheintermolecularforcesofattractioninC.

    SRJC/P3/Q2a(i)26. MgO

    hasagiantioniclatticestructure largeamountofenergy isneededtoovercomethestrongelectrostaticforces

    ofattractionbetweenoppositelychargedions. hasahighboilingpoint

    P4O6 hasasimplemolecularstructure smallamountofenergyisneededtoovercometheweakintermolecularvander

    Waalsforcesofattraction hasalowboilingpoint

    TJC/P2/Q1b27(i)

    (ii) POCl3andPCl5botharesimplediscretemoleculeswithweakvanderWaalsforcesofattraction between the molecules (or POCl3 has permanent-dipole-permanent-dipoleinteractions while PCl5 has induced-dipole-induced-dipole interactions betweenmolecules).

    PCl5hasamuchlargerMrthanPOCl3,andthereforealargerelectroncloudthatismoreeasilydistorted,givingrisetolargerpartialcharges,resultinginstrongervanderWaalsforces.

    P

    Cl

    O

    Cl Cl

    POCl3Tetrahedral

    PCl5Trigonalbipyramidal

    PClCl

    Cl

    Cl

    Cl

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    TJC/P2/Q1a28. Phosphorus, sulphur and chlorine all have simple molecular structure with weak

    instantaneous dipole-induced dipole forces between the molecules. Sulfur exists as S8molecules,whilephosphorusexistsasP4moleculesandchlorineexistsasCl2molecules.Hence, sulphur has the strongest intermolecular instantaneous dipole-induced dipoleforces as its molecules have the biggest electron cloud which makes them morepolarisable.

    TJC/P3/Q1a29. AlF3hasagiantioniclatticestructurewithstrongelectrostaticforcesofattractionbetween

    oppositelychargedAl3+andF-ions.AlCl3hasasimplemolecularstructurewithweakvanderWaalsforcesbetweenitsmolecules.MoreenergyisneededtoovercomethestrongionicbondsinAlF3thantheweakintermolecularforcesinAlCl3henceAlF3hasamuchhighermeltingpoint.

    TPJC/P2/Q1b(iii)30.

    TPJC/P3/Q2d31.

    VJC/P2/Q3a(i),c(i)32(a)(i) NaClisanioniccompoundwithgiantionicstructureheldbystrongelectrostatic

    forcesofattractionbetweentheoppositelychargedNa+andCl-ions. Silicon tetrachloride has a simple molecular structure. The molecules are non-

    polarandheldbyweakinduceddipole-induceddipoleattractionswhichcanbeeasilybrokenduringmelting.

    Since ionicbondsaremuchstronger than id-id,NaClmeltsatamuchhighertemperature.

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    (c)(i)

    VJC/P2/Q3d33. Formulaeofions:[ClO2]+and[ClO4]-

    VJC/P3/Q3b34(i)Themolecular formulaesuggest that thestructureofchlorosulfonicacid isderived from

    thatofsulfuricacid,with1OHgroupbeingreplacedbyCl.

    Hence the extent of hydrogen bonding is less between chlorosulfonic acid moleculeswhichexplainsitslowerboilingpoint.

    (ii)

    SO

    OO

    H

    O

    109O

    105O

    OS

    O

    O

    OH

    VJC/P3/Q3e35(i)AsMgislesselectronegativethanS,theelectronegativitydifferencebetweenMgandF

    islargercomparedtothatbetweenSandF. HenceMgFisionicwhereasSF2iscovalent.

    (ii) MgF2hasamuchhighermeltingpointthatSF2.

    Al Al

    Cl Cl

    Cl

    Cl

    Cl Cl

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    ORMgF2conductselectricityinthemoltenstatebutSF2doesnotconductelectricityinanystate.

    (iii) To form MgF4, Mg2+ has to lose two more electrons from the penultimate shell whichresultsinaprohibitivelyhighamountofenergyrequired.ThiscannotbecompensatedbytheenergyevolvedfromtheformationoftheioniclatticeofMgF4.

    YJC/P2/Q1b(ii)36. HydrogenbondingexistsbetweenHFmolecules

    YJC/P2/Q2a37.

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    YJC/P3/Q5a

    38.