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Bonding theory
Two methods of approximation are used to describe bonding between atoms.
Valence bond methodBonds are assumed to be formed by overlap of atomic orbitals
Molecular orbital methodWhen atoms form compounds, their orbitals combine to form new orbitals - molecular orbitals.
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Valence bond methodAccording to this model, the H-H bond
forms as a result of the overlap of the 1s orbitals from each atom. The bonding pair held directly between both nuclei and is called a sigma (σ) bond.
74 pm
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HH
H
CC
H
Valence bond method
σ bond
π bond
π overlap
Multiple bonds are formed by the side-to-side overlap of orbitals. The bonding pair is held above and below the two nuclei and is called a pi (π) bond.
C2H4
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Valence bond method
Hybrid orbitals are needed to account for the geometry that we observe for many molecules.
Example - CarbonOuter electron configuration of 2s2 2px
1 2py1
We know that carbon will form four equivalent bonds - CH4, CH2Cl2 , CCl4.
The electron configuration appears to indicate that only two bonds would form and they would be at right angles -- not tetrahedral angles.
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Hybridization
To explain why carbon forms four identical single bonds, we assume the the original orbitals will blend together.
Unhybridized Hybridized
energ
y
2s
2p
2sp3
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Hybridization
In the case of a carbon that has 4 single bonds, all of the orbitals are hybrids.
sp3
25% s and 75% p character
+ 3
s p sp3
1 4
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Ethane, CH3CH3
H
CC
1s orbital from H
σ bond
sp3
hybrids
σ bond - formed by an endwise (head-on) overlap.
Molecules are able to rotatearound singlebonds.
σ bond - formed by an endwise (head-on) overlap.
Molecules are able to rotatearound singlebonds.
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Rotation of single bond
Ethane , CH3CH3
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sp2 hybrid orbitals
To account for double bonds, a second type of hybrid orbital must be pictured. An sp2 hybrid is produced by combining one s and 2 p orbitals. One p orbital remains.
Unhybridized Hybridized
energ
y
2s
2p
2sp2
2p
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sp2 hybrid orbitalsThe unhybridized p orbitals are able to
overlap, resulting in the formation of a second bond - π bond.
A π bond is asideways overlapthat occurs bothabove and below theplane of the molecule
Parts of the moleculeare no longer able to rotate about the bond.
A π bond is asideways overlapthat occurs bothabove and below theplane of the molecule
Parts of the moleculeare no longer able to rotate about the bond.
C C
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Ethene
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HH
H
CC
H
Bonding in ethene
1s orbitalπ overlap
σ bond
π bondπ overlap
sp2
hybrids
sp2
hybrids
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sp hybrid orbitalForming a triple bond is also possible. This
requires that two p orbitals remain unhybridized.
Unhybridized Hybridized
energ
y
2s
2p
2sp
2p
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sp hybrid orbital
C C
Now two p orbitals are available to form π bonds.
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Ethyne
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Bonding in ethyne
sp hybrid
π overlaps
CCH
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Other hybrid orbitalsd orbitals can also be involved in the
formation of hybrid orbitals.
Hybrid Shape sp Linear sp2 Trigonal planar sp3 Tetrahedral sp3d Trigonal bipyramidal sp3d 2 Octahedral sp3d 3 Pentagonal
bipyramidal