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141.

Discuss the formation of compounds in which octet rule is violated.

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142.

Discuss the Modern(or Quantum) Theory of covalent bond.

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143. Explain the formation of H2 molecule on basis of valence bond theory.
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In the light of attractive and repulsive forces, show that a molecule of hydrogen is formed.
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144. In the light of attractive and repulsive forccs, show that helium molecule is not formed.


Each helium atom has two electrons in its s orbital. When two helium atoms come closer together, the new attractive and repulsive interactions will start operating. There are four attractive interactions between the electrons of Helium.

          


Dotted lines show new repulsive interactions one and nucleus of the other and vice-versa. There are five new repulsive interactions, one of which is internuclear and the other four are interelectronic repulsions. As the number and magnitude of repulsive forces are more than that of attractive forces, the potential enthalpy of the system increases. Hence a chemical bond is not formed between helium atoms or He2 is not formed.


Thus energetically the formation of helium molecule is not possible because there is an increase in the potential enthalpy of the system when two helium atoms approach each other.




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145.

What are general characteristics of covalent compounds?

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146.

Give the comparison between electrovalent and covalent bonds.

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147.

Give the comparison between Electrovalent (or ionic compounds) compounds and covalent compounds (special reference to properties).

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148.

Discuss the orbtial concept or quantum concept for the formation of covalent bond.
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Explain the formation of covalent bond on the basis of valence bond theory.

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149.

What are the essential requirements for the formation of covalent bond?

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150.

Discuss the orbital shapes of the following covalent molecules:
(i) H2 (ii) F2 (iii) O2 (iv) N2.

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