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CHEM 1211 Lecture 19Outline of Last Lecture I. Ionic BondsA. Lewis Dot Structures 1. RbBr2. Xw3. Al2S3B. Ionic Bond  Covalent BondII. Covalent Compounds 1. CCl4I. CHBrCHBrOutline of Current Lecture I. Covalent bondsII. CH3NH2Current Lecture: I. Covalent bondsA. C2H2Br21. How many valence electrons? 242. How many valence electrons are needed to complete the outer shell? 363. How many electrons are shared in bonds? N-A = 124. How many lone pairs? A-S = 12- Geometry Isomers: different chemical and physical properties- Best Value of electro-negativity: halogens (greater pull of electrons)- NO NET DIPOLE: Two polar covalent bonds with dipoles in opposite directionH HC = CBr Br- Vector: magnitude and directionPolar bond- Just because a molecule has polar covalent bonds doesn’t mean the molecule itself is polar!- Mainly between non-metalsII. CH3NH21. How many valence electrons? 142. How many valence electrons needed to complete the outer shell? 263. Electrons shared in bonds? N-A = 124. Lone Pairs? A-S =


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