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VSEPR Theory

Chemistry Is My Jam
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This is part of a series on chemical bonding. It covers how to use Lewis Structures and a VSEPR chart to determine the shape of molecules. Hybridization is introduced in relation to electron domains and bond angles. This video is intended to help students understand chemistry or to help teachers who are trying to flip their chemistry classroom. This video is part of a larger playlist that can be found here: https://chemistryismyjam.com/bonding-... The printable VSEPR chart referenced in the video can be found here: https://chemistryismyjam.com/VSEPR-Chart Looking for something in particular? Try the time stamp links below: 00:00 Introduction to the VSEPR Theory. 02:26 Analyzing a linear structure with a VSEPR chart (carbon dioxide). 03:43 Analyzing a trigonal planar structure with a VSEPR chart (boron trihydride). 04:32 Analyzing a bent structure with a VSEPR chart (silicon dioxide). 05:42 Analyzing a tetrahedral structure with a VSEPR ch …...more
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Introduction to the VSEPR Theory.

0:00

Analyzing a linear structure with a VSEPR chart (carbon dioxide).

2:26

Analyzing a trigonal planar structure with a VSEPR chart (boron trihydride).

3:43

Analyzing a bent structure with a VSEPR chart (silicon dioxide).

4:32

Analyzing a tetrahedral structure with a VSEPR chart (methane).

5:42

Analyzing a trigonal pyramidal structure with a VSEPR chart (ammonia).

6:47

Analyzing another bent structure with a VSEPR chart (water).

8:18

Brief introduction into hybridization.

8:51

Relating hybridization to bond angles and number of domains.

10:25
VSEPR Theory
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2019Jan 25
This is part of a series on chemical bonding. It covers how to use Lewis Structures and a VSEPR chart to determine the shape of molecules. Hybridization is introduced in relation to electron domains and bond angles. This video is intended to help students understand chemistry or to help teachers who are trying to flip their chemistry classroom. This video is part of a larger playlist that can be found here: https://chemistryismyjam.com/bonding-... The printable VSEPR chart referenced in the video can be found here: https://chemistryismyjam.com/VSEPR-Chart Looking for something in particular? Try the time stamp links below: 00:00 Introduction to the VSEPR Theory. 02:26 Analyzing a linear structure with a VSEPR chart (carbon dioxide). 03:43 Analyzing a trigonal planar structure with a VSEPR chart (boron trihydride). 04:32 Analyzing a bent structure with a VSEPR chart (silicon dioxide). 05:42 Analyzing a tetrahedral structure with a VSEPR chart (methane). 06:47 Analyzing a trigonal pyramidal structure with a VSEPR chart (ammonia). 08:18 Analyzing another bent structure with a VSEPR chart (water). 08:51 Brief introduction into hybridization. 10:25 Relating hybridization to bond angles and number of domains. Helpful Hint: Click the settings button to increase the resolution if you are playing on a larger screen or projector. Available in High Definition. Teachers: Looking for a handout to go along with this video? Try this link: https://chemistryismyjam.com/VSEPR-th... Did you find this helpful? Please Like and Subscribe! Check out http://www.chemistryismyjam.com for more resources and my super nerdy blog. Music by Setuniman at www.freesound.org/people/setuniman/

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Chemistry Is My Jam

533 subscribers