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Solute KMnO4 Soluble/Not Soluble in Water (A.1) Cyclohexane (A.2) Identify the Solute as Polar or Nonpolar (A.3) Sucrose Vegetable oil NaCl is soluble in water, but I, is not. Explain. State the general solubility rule concerning the polarities of a solute and solvent. Calculations B.4 Solubility is expressed as the number of grams of solute in 100 mL of water. Because you used a sample of 5.0 mL of water, the mass of the solute you measured out and the...
PART C: LEWIS DOT STRUCTURES Use the Lewis Dot structure rules on page 92 of this lab manual for the following: Write Lewis electron dot structures for each of these diatomic gases: valence electron 2(I 2 valence efectron-215)-10 H, N, valence clecton valence electron Covalent compounds (these are not charged chemical species): a (4098 valence electron # valence electron So CH, valence electron # valence electron : so, SO O, (not a cyelic molecule) valence clectron valence electron .: PCI,...
Please help. Also, are my lewis dot structures correct? Lewis Structure she heading and CI-C-C non ρο1ος | H-N-H H, 08 H-OH non polar SF, 205 -3-F I polar 13 CH. 14 H-c-c-H non poiar C- Opolar 14 CH. 18 H-6-(= 6-HG- Al. All of these compounds will have a completed octet on each atom except hydrogen. What observation can you make about the number of valence electrons in the Lewis structure and the number of bonds or multiple bonds...
Worksheet 8.1“Lewis Dot Structures and Formal Charge Calculations” 1. Goal: Draw Lewis Dot Diagrams and determine either formal charge or bond polarity. 2. Why: to understand chemical bonding, you must be able draw three dimensional representations to show bond angles and strength of chemical bonds. Students also need to be able to use Calorimetry equations to calculate enthalpy of reactions. Atomic number (2) Chemical symbol Be1 9.01 - Atomic mass 3A 4A 5A 6A beryllium (defined in section 4.9) 13...
Part I: Lewis Dot Structure. Read Section 15.1 then complete the following questions 1. Use Lewis dot structures to show the ionic bonding in the following pairs of elements. Show the transfer of electrons using arrows. Write the correct chemical formula for the ionic compound that forms. First Second Compound Dot Structure element elements Name Chlorine Calcium Calcium Chloride CaCl2 Barium Oxide Sodium Oxide Magnesium Phosphide Aluminum Oxide
Discussion Questions The structures of acetanilide and malonic acid are provided below 1. For each structure, draw circles around the polar and nonpolar regions of the molecule, and label each circled regiorn with the type of intermolecular attractive force it can use to interact with other molecules. Acetanilide Malonic Acid но CH2 OH 2. Now-thoroughly explain (on the basis of polarity/nonpolarity and intermolecular attractive forces) how the acetanilide was separated from the malonic acid by recrystallization from water. And explain...
Draw the Lewis electron dot structures for the following compound. Calculate the formal charge on each atom in wach structure and if theres is more than one possible structure for the compound use formal charge to indicate the more likely structure. Label all bonds as being polar or nonpolar. Draw the Lewis electron dot structures for the following compound. Calculate the formal charge on each atom in each structure and if there is more than one possible structure for the...
Part B: Calculate the number of valence electrons and then draw Lewis Structure by Formal Charge Rule and determine the Formal Charge on each atom. Lewis Structure Formula Valence Electrons (Formal Charge Rule) Formal Charge Include Resonance Structures (on Each Atom (If necessary) 5. SCI 6. CIO: 7. NCI: 8. SiH 9. NO2 10. PO Worksheet 8.1"Lewis Dot Structures and Formal Charge Calculations" 1. Goal: Draw Lewis Dot Diagrams and determine either formal charge or bond polarity. 2. Why: to...
For each of the compounds listed below you must draw the Lewis dot structure in the chart on page 4. a. H2O, water b. CF4, carbon tetrafluoride c. HCN, hydrogen cyanide (C in middle) d. ONBr, nitrosyl bromide e. (z)-C2H2F2, (z)-1,2-difluoroethylene (N in middle) f. (e)-C2H2F2, (e)-1,2-difluoroethylene g. CH3COCH3, acetone (the O is doubly bonded to middle, but is not bonded to any other C atoms) h. C6H14, hexane i. C6H12 (a ring), cyclohexane
Table 1 Compound Chemical formula Chemical Structure - Boiling Point (°C) Polar or Nonpolar S Strongest Intermolecular Force 1. Acetone C3H60 H OH H-CC-CH 2. Methanol CH4 HC OH 3. Hexane C.H14 HHHHH Hċ-ċ-ċċċ-ċ-H 4. Ethanol C2H60 H------ 5. Water H20 HO H 6. Glycerol C3H403 -c-c-c- 290 Melting Point 80 7. Naphthalene CoHo CI 8. Iodine : 11: 113 H COH 9. Sucrose C12Hz2012 186 w /6-6-1 # 0. 10. Sodium Chloride Naci Na+ c 801