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Chapter 8, Problem 89QP

Predict the parent structures of the following molecules.

(a) BeCl 2 (b) PH 3 (c) SCl 2 (d) SO 2 (e) H 2 Te (f) SiH 4 (g) BBr 3 (h) H 2 O

(a)

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The parent structure of BeCl2 is to be stated.

Explanation of Solution

The sum of atoms attached to the central metal atom and the unshared electron pairs is termed as electron domains. The electron domains are calculated by drawing the Lewis structure which results in the parent structure or geometry of the molecule.

There are two electron domains present in BeCl2 as there are two bonded chlorine atoms. Thus, the Lewis structure of BeCl2 is drawn below.

INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY-ACCESS, Chapter 8, Problem 89QP , additional homework tip  1

Thus, the parent structure of BeCl2 is linear as the electron domain is two.

(b)

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The parent structure of PH3 is to be stated.

Explanation of Solution

The sum of atoms attached to the central metal atom and the unshared electron pairs is termed as electron domains. The electron domains are calculated by drawing the Lewis structure which results to the parent structure or geometry of the molecule.

There are four electron domains present in the PH3 as there are three bonded hydrogen atoms and one unshared electron pair. Thus, the lewis structure of PH3 is drawn below.

INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY-ACCESS, Chapter 8, Problem 89QP , additional homework tip  2

Thus, the parent structure of PH3 is tetrahedral as an electron domain is four.

(c)

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The parent structure of SCl2 is to be stated.

Explanation of Solution

The sum of atoms attached to the central metal atom and the unshared electron pairs is termed as electron domains. The electron domains are calculated by drawing the Lewis structure which results in the parent structure or geometry of the molecule.

There are four electron domains present in SCl2 as there are two bonded chlorine atoms and two unshared electron pairs. Thus, the lewis structure of SCl2 is drawn below.

INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY-ACCESS, Chapter 8, Problem 89QP , additional homework tip  3

Thus, the parent structure of SCl2 is tetrahedral as the electron domain is four.

(d)

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The parent structure of SO2 is to be stated.

Explanation of Solution

The sum of atoms attached to the central metal atom and the unshared electron pairs is termed as electron domains. The electron domains are calculated by drawing the Lewis structure which results in the parent structure or geometry of the molecule.

There are three electron domains present in the SO2 as there are two bonded oxygen atoms and one unshared electron pairs. Thus, the lewis structure of SO2 is drawn below.

INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY-ACCESS, Chapter 8, Problem 89QP , additional homework tip  4

Thus, the parent structure of SO2 is a trigonal planar as the electron domain is three.

(e)

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The parent structure of H2Te is to be stated.

Explanation of Solution

The sum of atoms attached to the central metal atom and the unshared electron pairs is termed as electron domains. The electron domains are calculated by drawing the Lewis structure which results in the parent structure or geometry of the molecule.

There are four electron domains present in H2Te as there are two bonded hydrogen atoms and two unshared electron pairs. Thus, the lewis structure of H2Te is drawn below.

INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY-ACCESS, Chapter 8, Problem 89QP , additional homework tip  5

Thus, the parent structure of H2Te is tetrahedral as the electron domain is four.

(f)

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The parent structure of SiH4 is to be stated.

Explanation of Solution

The sum of atoms attached to the central metal atom and the unshared electron pairs is termed as electron domains. The electron domains are calculated by drawing the Lewis structure which results in the parent structure or geometry of the molecule.

There are four electron domains present in SiH4 as there are only four bonded hydrogen atoms. Thus, the lewis structure of SiH4 is drawn below.

INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY-ACCESS, Chapter 8, Problem 89QP , additional homework tip  6

Thus, the parent structure of SiH4 is tetrahedral as the electron domain is four.

(g)

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The parent structure of BBr3 is to be stated.

Explanation of Solution

The sum of atoms attached to the central metal atom and the unshared electron pairs is termed as electron domains. The electron domains are calculated by drawing the Lewis structure which results in the parent structure or geometry of the molecule.

There are three electron domains present in the BBr3 as there are only three bonded bromine atoms. Thus, the lewis structure of BBr3 is drawn below.

INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY-ACCESS, Chapter 8, Problem 89QP , additional homework tip  7

Thus, the parent structure of BBr3 is a trigonal planar as the electron domain is three.

(h)

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The parent structure of H2O is to be stated.

Explanation of Solution

The sum of atoms attached to the central metal atom and the unshared electron pairs is termed as electron domains. The electron domains are calculated by drawing the Lewis structure which results in the parent structure or geometry of the molecule.

There are four electron domains present in the H2O as there are only two bonded hydrogen atoms and two unshared electron pairs. Thus, the lewis structure of H2O is drawn below.

INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY-ACCESS, Chapter 8, Problem 89QP , additional homework tip  8

Thus, the parent structure of H2O is tetrahedral as the electron domain is four.

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