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Organic Chemistry

SOLUTION 2.1b

All covalent except Li+ O- ionic interaction for the CH₃CH₂CO₂Li and all covalent for (CH₃)₃CCl.

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PROBLEMS

Problem 2.1: Lewis Structures
1. Draw the Lewis Structures of CH₃CH₂CO₂Li and (CH₃)₃CCl. SOLUTION
2. Identify each bond as covalent or ionic. SOLUTION
3. Assign any non-zero formal charges. SOLUTION
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Problem 2.2: Bond-line drawings
1. Draw in all the missing hydrogens on each of the structures below. SOLUTION
2. Determine the molecular formula. SOLUTION
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Problem 2.3: Hybridization
1. Draw the Lewis structures and bond-line drawings of CH₃C≡CH, CH₃BH₂and CH₃NCO. SOLUTION
2. Determine the geometry and hybridization at each non-hydrogen atoms. SOLUTION
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Problem 2.4: Molecular Orbital (MO) Theory
1. Draw the Lewis Structures and bond-line drawings of CH₃CH₂CH₂^-, CH₂=C=CH₂, and HCN. SOLUTION
2. Determine the hybridization at each non-hydrogen atom. SOLUTION
3. Identify the AOs used to make each bond. SOLUTION
4. Predict the total number of MOs, include the total number of p MOs (if appropriate). SOLUTION
5. Sketch the MO diagram for each type of bond. SOLUTION
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