What relationship exists between bond length and bond energy?

Inversely proportional As bond length shortens, bond energy increases.

Directly proportional As bond length shortens, bond energy decreases.

Carefully read all the info about Resonance Structures. Experimentally, all of the C-C bonds in benzene are...

different in length depending on energy.

different in length depending on electrons.

Why were three structures required instead of two?

There are three locations for the double bond

To enhance structural integrity

Due to architectural design requirements

Describe in general terms what you think nitrate's nitrogen-oxygen bonds are like in terms of bond length

between a single and double bond

between a double and triple bond

Describe in general terms what you think nitrate's nitrogen-oxygen bonds are like in terms of bond energy.

Stronger than a single bond but not as strong as a double bond

Stronger than a double bond but not as strong as a triple bond

Is each of the proposed structures a legitimate Lewis structure for SiO 2 ? In other words, in each of the proposed structures, is the octet rule followed for each atom?

Yes, each atom in both structures has an octet

No, not all atoms have an octet in one of the structures

According to a large number of experiments, both of the silicon-oxygen bonds in SiO 2 are identical. Given this information, which Lewis structure, A or B, is a better description of the bonding in SiO 2 ?

Both A and B are equally descriptive

Neither A nor B accurately describes the bonding

Consider our discussion/questions on the two structures of SiO 2 and that structure A is the correct structure. If two different structures are possible, does the best structure have the fewest or the most formal charges?

The number of formal charges does not matter

Cannot be determined without more information

Which of the following is the best structure for CH 2 O 2 ? Explain your reasoning.

Structure #1 is the best b/c there are no formal charges

Structure #2 is the best b/c there are no formal charges

Structure #1 is the best b/c it has the most formal charges

Structure #2 is the best b/c it has the most formal charges

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Lewis Structures with Resonance and Formal Charges

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DRAG AND DROP QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Draw the Lewis structures for the following molecules.
H₂O, CO₂, N₂
Share a whiteboard with one other classmate at your table and show your drawings to Mrs. Zaepfel. You'll reference these structures for the next few questions, so don't erase them.
The password is: (a) (b)

tungsten

polonium

bismuth

tin

silver

oxygen

hydrogen

strontium

cobalt

arsenic

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

In the previous question, you drew three different kinds of bonds. Define each of these kinds of bonds as best you can.
a) single bond:

A bond formed by sharing one pair of electrons between two atoms, for a total of 2 bonding electrons

A bond formed by sharing two pairs of electrons between two atoms, for a total of 4 bonding electrons

A bond formed by sharing three pairs of electrons between two atoms, for a total of 6 bonding electrons

A bond involving the transfer of electrons from one atom to another

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b) double bond:

A bond formed by sharing one pair of electrons between two atoms, for a total of 2 bonding electrons

A bond formed by sharing two pairs of electrons between two atoms, for a total of 4 bonding electrons

A bond formed by sharing three pairs of electrons between two atoms, for a total of 6 bonding electrons

A bond involving the transfer of electrons from one atom to another

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b) triple bond:

A bond formed by sharing one pair of electrons between two atoms, for a total of 2 bonding electrons

A bond formed by sharing two pairs of electrons between two atoms, for a total of 4 bonding electrons

A bond formed by sharing three pairs of electrons between two atoms, for a total of 6 bonding electrons

A bond involving the transfer of electrons from one atom to another

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

In general, which kind of bond do you think would be harder to break—a single, double or triple bond?

Single bond

Double bond

Triple bond

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

After looking at the data in this table, is your answer to the previous question consistent with the data in the table?

Yes, because a triple bond requires more energy to break.

No, because a triple bond requires the least amount of energy to break.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

What is the relationship between bond order and single, double, and triple bonds?

The number of bonds

Bond order decreases from single to triple bonds

Bond order stays constant for single, double, and triple bonds

Bond order is unrelated to the type of bond

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Lewis Structures with Resonance and Formal Charges

37 questions

Draw the Lewis structures for the following molecules.
H₂O, CO₂, N₂
Share a whiteboard with one other classmate at your table and show your drawings to Mrs. Zaepfel. You'll reference these structures for the next few questions, so don't erase them.
The password is: (a) (b)

In the previous question, you drew three different kinds of bonds. Define each of these kinds of bonds as best you can.
a) single bond:

b) double bond:

b) triple bond:

In general, which kind of bond do you think would be harder to break—a single, double or triple bond?

After looking at the data in this table, is your answer to the previous question consistent with the data in the table?

What is the relationship between bond order and single, double, and triple bonds?

What relationship exists between bond length and bond energy?

Which bonds are shortest—single, double or triple?

Based on the Lewis structure, what is the bond order for each C—C bond? Label your predictions (bond order of 1 or 2) on the structure next to each bond.

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Lewis Structures with Resonance and Formal Charges

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Draw the Lewis structures for the following molecules.H2O, CO2, N2Share a whiteboard with one other classmate at your table and show your drawings to Mrs. Zaepfel. You'll reference these structures for the next few questions, so don't erase them.The password is: ​ (a) ​ (b)

In the previous question, you drew three different kinds of bonds. Define each of these kinds of bonds as best you can. a) single bond:

b) double bond:

b) triple bond:

In general, which kind of bond do you think would be harder to break—a single, double or triple bond?

After looking at the data in this table, is your answer to the previous question consistent with the data in the table?

What is the relationship between bond order and single, double, and triple bonds?

What relationship exists between bond length and bond energy?

Which bonds are shortest—single, double or triple?

Based on the Lewis structure, what is the bond order for each C—C bond? Label your predictions (bond order of 1 or 2) on the structure next to each bond.

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Draw the Lewis structures for the following molecules.
H₂O, CO₂, N₂
Share a whiteboard with one other classmate at your table and show your drawings to Mrs. Zaepfel. You'll reference these structures for the next few questions, so don't erase them.
The password is: (a) (b)

In the previous question, you drew three different kinds of bonds. Define each of these kinds of bonds as best you can.
a) single bond: