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    1 . Isostru ctural species are th ose which h ave the s ame s ha pe an d h ybridisation.Amon g the given species identify the isostru ctu ral pa irs.

    (i) [NF3

    and BF3]

    (ii) [BF4

    an d NH

    4

    +]

    (iii) [BCl3

    an d BrCl3]

    (iv) [NH3

    an d NO3

    ]

    2 . Polarity in a molecu le an d h ence th e dipole mom ent d epend s pr ima rily on

    electronegat ivity of th e con stitu ent a toms an d sh ap e of a molecule. Wh ich of

    th e following h as th e highest d ipole mom ent?

    (i) CO2

    (ii) HI

    (iii) H2O

    (iv) SO2

    3 . Th e types of h ybrid orbitals of n itrogen in NO2

    +, NO

    3

    and NH

    4

    +resp ectively a re

    expected t o be

    (i) s p , s p 3 an d s p2

    (ii) s p , s p 2 an d s p3

    (iii) s p 2 , s p an d s p3

    (iv) s p 2 , s p 3 an d s p

    4 . Hydr ogen bon ds a re formed in ma ny comp oun ds e .g., H2O, HF, NH

    3. Th e

    boil in g point of su ch compou n ds d epend s to a large exten t on th e stren gthof hydrogen b ond an d th e nu mb er of hydrogen bon ds. The correct decreasing

    order of the b oilin g points of ab ove compou n ds is :

    (i) HF > H2O > NH

    3

    I. Multiple Choice Questions (Type-I)

    CHEM ICCHEM ICCHEM ICCHEM ICCHEM ICAL BONDING ANDAL BONDING ANDAL BONDING ANDAL BONDING ANDAL BONDING AND

    M OLECULM OLECULM OLECULM OLECULM OLECULA R SA R SA R SA R SA R STRUCTRUCTRUCTRUCTRUCTURETURETURETURETURE

    CHEM ICCHEM ICCHEM ICCHEM ICCHEM ICAL BONDING ANDAL BONDING ANDAL BONDING ANDAL BONDING ANDAL BONDING AND

    M OLECULM OLECULM OLECULM OLECULM OLECULA R SA R SA R SA R SA R STRUCTRUCTRUCTRUCTRUCTURETURETURETURETURE

    U nitU nitU nitU nitU nit

    44

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    (ii) H2O > HF > NH

    3

    (iii) NH3> HF > H

    2O

    (iv) NH3> H

    2O > HF

    5 . In PO4

    3 ion th e forma l ch arge on th e oxygen a tom of PO bond is

    (i) + 1

    (ii) 1

    (iii) 0 .7 5

    (iv) + 0 .75

    6 . In NO3

    ion , the n u mb er of bond pairs a nd lone pa irs of electrons on nitrogen

    atom are

    (i) 2 , 2

    (ii) 3 , 1

    (iii) 1 , 3

    (iv) 4 , 0

    7 . Wh ich of th e followin g species ha s tet ra h edra l geometr y?

    (i) BH4

    (ii) NH2

    (iii) CO3

    2

    (iv) H3O

    +

    8 . Nu mber of bonds a n d bon ds in t he following str u ctu re is

    (i) 6, 19

    (ii) 4, 20

    (iii) 5, 19

    (iv) 5 , 20

    9 . Wh ich m olecu le/ ion ou t of th e following does not conta in u npa ired electrons?

    (i) N2

    +

    (ii) O2

    (iii) O2

    2

    (iv) B2

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    1 0 . In which of th e following m olecule/ ion all th e bond s a re n o t equal?

    (i) XeF4

    (ii) BF4

    (iii) C2H

    4

    (iv) SiF4

    1 1 . In which of th e following s u bs tan ces will hydrogen b ond be s trongest?

    (i) HCl

    (ii) H2O

    (iii) HI

    (iv) H2S

    1 2 . If th e electron ic configur at ion of an elem ent is 1 s 2 2 s2 2p6 3s 2 3p 6 3d2 4s2 , the

    fou r electron s involved in ch emical b ond form at ion will be_____.

    (i) 3p6

    (ii) 3p6 , 4s 2

    (iii) 3p6 , 3d2

    (iv) 3 d2, 4 s2

    1 3 . Which of th e followin g an gle corresp ond s t o s p 2 hybridisation?

    (i) 9 0

    (ii) 1 2 0

    (iii) 1 80

    (iv) 1 0 9

    The e lect ronic con f igurat ions of three e lem ent s, A, B and C are given below.

    Answer the quest ions 1 4 to 1 7 on th e bas is o f these c onf igurat ions .

    A 1 s 2 2 s 2 2p6

    B 1 s 2 2 s 2 2p6 3 s 2 3p3

    C 1 s 2 2 s 2 2p6 3 s 2 3p5

    1 4 . Sta ble form ofA ma y be represented b y the formu la :(i) A

    (ii) A2

    (iii) A3

    (iv) A4

    1 5 . Sta ble form ofC ma y be represented by th e formu la :

    (i) C

    (ii) C2

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    (iii) C3

    (iv) C4

    1 6 . The m olecular form u la of th e compou nd formed from B an d C will be

    (i) BC

    (ii) B2C

    (iii) BC2

    (iv) BC3

    1 7 . Th e bond between B an d C will be

    (i) Ion ic

    (ii) Cova len t

    (iii) Hyd r ogen

    (iv) Coor din a t e

    1 8 . Which of th e followin g order of energies of m olecula r orb itals of N2

    is correct?

    (i) (2py

    ) < (2pz) < (*2p

    x) (*2p

    y)

    (ii) (2py

    ) > (2pz) > (*2p

    x) (*2p

    y)

    (iii) (2py

    ) < (2pz) > (*2p

    x) (*2p

    y)

    (iv) (2py

    ) > (2pz) < (*2p

    x) (*2p

    y)

    1 9 . Wh ich of th e followin g st atem ent is not correct from th e view point of m olecularorbital theory?

    (i) Be2 is not a sta ble molecule.

    (ii) He2

    is n ot s table but He2

    +is expected to exist.

    (iii) Bon d s t r en gt h o f N2is ma ximu m am ongst the homonu clear dia tomic

    molecu les b elongin g to the s econ d p eriod.

    (iv) The order of energies of molecular orbita ls in N2

    molecu le is

    2 s < * 2s < 2pz

    < (2px

    = 2py

    ) < (*2px

    = * 2py

    ) O2> O

    2

    +

    (ii) O2

    < O2

    < O2

    +

    (iii) O2

    > O2

    < O2

    +

    (iv) O2

    < O2

    > O2

    +

    2 1 . Th e electron ic configur at ion of th e outer m ost s h ell of th e most electron egative

    elem ent is

    (i) 2s 22p 5

    (ii) 3s 23p 5

    (iii) 4s 24p 5

    (iv) 5s 25p 5

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    2 2 . Amongst the following elements whose electronic configurations are given

    below, the one h aving th e highest ionisation enth alpy is

    (i) [Ne]3 s 23p 1

    (ii) [Ne]3 s2

    3p3

    (iii) [Ne ]3s 23p 2

    (iv) [Ar ]3 d 1 04s 24p 3

    II. Multiple Choice Questions (Type-II)

    In th e fol lowing quest ions two or more opt ions may be c orrect .

    2 3 . Which of th e following ha ve ident ical bond order ?

    (i) CN

    (ii) NO+

    (iii) O2

    (iv) O2

    2

    2 4 . Wh ich of th e followin g atta in th e linear s tru ctu re:

    (i) BeCl2

    (ii) NCO+

    (iii) NO2

    (iv) CS2

    2 5 . CO is isoelectron ic with

    (i) NO+

    (ii) N2

    (iii) Sn Cl2

    (iv) NO2

    2 6 . Wh ich of th e following s pecies h ave the s am e sh ape?

    (i) CO2

    (ii) CCl4

    (iii) O3

    (iv) NO2

    2 7 . Wh ich of th e followin g stat emen ts are correct ab out CO3

    2?

    (i) The hybr id isa t ion of cent ra l a tom is s p3 .

    (ii) Its resonance structure ha s one CO single bond a nd two C=O dou ble

    bonds.

    (iii) The average formal cha rge on each oxygen a tom is 0.67 un its .

    (iv) All CO bond lengths a re equa l.

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    2 8 . Dimagnetic species are those which contain no unpaired electrons. Which

    am ong th e followin g are dimagn etic?

    (i) N2

    (ii) N22

    (iii) O2

    (iv) O2

    2

    2 9 . Species h aving sa me bon d order are :

    (i) N2

    (ii) N2

    (iii) F2

    +

    (iv) O2

    3 0 . Wh ich of th e followin g stat emen ts a re not correct?

    (i) NaCl being an ionic compou nd is a good cond u ctor of e lectr ic ity in th esolid st ate.

    (ii) In can onical stru ctures there is a difference in th e arrangement of atoms.

    (iii) Hybr id orb ita ls form s t ronger bonds than pure orb ita ls .

    (iv) VSEPR Theory can explain the squ are plan ar geometry of XeF4.

    III. Short Answer Type3 1 . Explain th e non linear sh ape of H

    2S an d n on planar sh ape of PCl

    3u sing valence

    sh ell electron p air repu lsion t heory.

    3 2 . Using molecular orbital theory, compare the bond energy and magnetic

    cha racter of O2

    +a n d O

    2

    species.

    3 3 . Explain th e sh ape of BrF5.

    3 4 . Stru ctu res of molecules of two comp oun ds are given b elow :

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    (a) Which of the two compou nd s will ha ve interm olecular hydrogen bond ing

    and which compound is expected to show intramolecular hydrogenbonding.

    (b) The melt ing point of a compoun d depends on, am ong other th ings, theextent of hydrogen bon ding. On th is bas is explain wh ich of th e above

    two comp oun ds will sh ow higher m elting point .

    (c) Solu bility of compou nd s in water depend s on power to form h ydrogenbon ds with water. Wh ich of th e above comp oun ds will form h ydrogen

    bon d with water eas ily and be m ore solu ble in it .

    3 5 . Why does type of overlap given in the following figure not result in bond

    formation?

    3 6 . Explain wh y PCl5

    is tr igona l bipyram idal wh ereas IF5

    is s qua re pyramidal.

    3 7 . In both water an d dimethyl ether (CH 3

    C H3), oxygen atom is centra l

    a tom, an d h as the s am e hybridisa t ion, yet th ey ha ve different bond an gles.

    Which on e ha s greater bon d an gle? Give reason .

    3 8 . Write Lewis s tru ctu re of th e following comp oun ds an d s how forma l char ge

    on each a tom.

    HNO3, NO

    2, H

    2SO

    4

    3 9 . Th e en ergy of2pz

    molecular orbital is greater t ha n 2px

    an d 2py

    molecular

    orbitals in n itrogen molecule. Write th e comp lete s equ ence of ener gy levels inth e in creas ing order of ener gy in th e molecule. Compa re th e relat ive sta bility

    an d th e ma gnetic beha viou r of the following s pecies :

    N2, N

    2

    +, N

    2

    , N

    2

    2+

    4 0 . Wha t is t he effect of th e following p rocesses on t he bond order in N2

    a n d O2?

    (i) N2 N

    2

    ++ e (ii) O

    2 O

    2

    ++ e

    4 1 . Give rea son s for th e followin g :

    (i) Cova lent bon ds a re d i rec t iona l bond s whi le ionic bonds a re non-

    directional.

    (ii) Water molecule has bent s tru cture whereas carbon dioxide molecule is

    linear.

    (iii) Ethyne molecu le is l inear .

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    4 2 . Wha t is an ion ic bond ? With two su itable examp les explain th e differencebetween a n ionic and a covalent bond?

    4 3 . Arrange the following bonds in order of increasing ionic character giving

    reason.

    NH, FH, CH an d OH

    4 4 . Explain why CO3

    2 ion ca n n ot be represen ted by a single Lewis s tru ctu re. How

    can i t be best represented?

    4 5 . Predict th e hybridisation of each carbon in th e molecu le of organic comp oun dgiven b elow. Also in dicate th e total nu mb er of sigma an d pi bon ds in th is

    molecule.

    4 6 . Group th e followin g as linea r an d n on-lin ear m olecules :

    H2O, HOCl, BeCl

    2, Cl

    2O

    4 7 . Elemen ts X, Y an d Z h ave 4, 5 a n d 7 valence electron s r esp ectively. (i) Writeth e molecular formu la of th e comp oun ds form ed by th ese elemen ts ind ividua lly

    with hydrogen. (ii) Which of these compounds will have the highest dipolemoment?

    4 8 . Draw the resonating structu re of

    (i) Ozone m ole cu le

    (ii) Nit ra te ion

    4 9 . Predict th e sh apes of th e followin g molecu les on t he bas is of h ybridisation.

    BCl3, CH

    4, CO

    2, NH

    3

    5 0 . All th e CO bon ds in car bon at e ion (CO3

    2) are equ al in len gth. Explain.

    5 1 . Wha t is m ean t by th e term average bond enth alpy? Why is th ere difference inbon d en th alpy of OH bond in eth an ol (C

    2H

    5OH) an d water?

    IV. Matching Type5 2 . Match th e sp ecies in Colum n I with th e type of h ybrid orbitals in Colum n II.

    Co lum n I Co lum n II

    (i) S F4

    (a) s p 3d2

    (ii) IF5

    (b) d2s p 3

    (iii) NO2

    +(c) s p 3d

    (iv) NH4

    +(d) s p 3

    (e) s p

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    5 3 . Match the s pecies in Colu mn I with the geometry/ sh ape in Colu mn II.

    Colum n I Colum n II

    (i) H3O

    +(a ) Lin ea r

    (ii) HC CH (b) An gu la r

    (iii) ClO2

    (c) Tet ra h ed r al

    (iv) NH4

    +(d) Trigona l b ipyramida l

    (e) Pyr a m id a l

    5 4 . Match th e species in Colu mn I with th e bond ord er in Colum n II.

    Colum n I Colum n II

    (i) NO (a) 1 .5

    (ii) CO (b) 2 .0

    (iii) O2

    (c) 2 .5

    (iv) O2

    (d ) 3 .0

    5 5 . Match th e items given in Colu mn I with examp les given in Colu mn II.

    Colum n I Colum n II

    (i) Hydrogen bon d (a ) C

    (ii) Reson an ce (b ) LiF

    (iii) Ion ic solid (c) H2

    (iv) Cova len t solid (d ) HF

    (e) O3

    5 6 . Match th e sh ape of molecu les in Colum n I with th e type of hybridisation in

    Colu m n II.

    Colum n I Colum n II

    (i) Tetra h edra l (a ) s p 2

    (ii) Tr igon a l (b ) s p

    (iii) Lin ear (c) s p 3

    V. Assert ion and Reas on Type

    In th e followin g ques tions a s ta tem en t of Ass ertion (A) followed by a s ta tem ent ofReas on (R) is given. Ch oose th e correct opt ion ou t of th e ch oices given below each

    question.

    5 7 . As s er t ion (A) : Sodium chloride formed by the action of chlorine gas on

    sodiu m m etal is a s table compou nd .

    Rea s on (R) : This is because sodium and chloride ions acquire octet insodium chloride forma tion.

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    (i) A an d R both are correct , and R is th e correct explan ation of A.

    (ii) A an d R both are correct , bu t R is n ot the correct explan ation of A.

    (iii) A is t rue but R is fa lse .

    (iv) A a nd R both a r e fa lse .

    5 8 . As s er t ion (A) : Th ough t he cent ral atom of both NH3

    a n d H2O molecules ar e

    s p 3 h ybridised, yet HNH bond an gle is greater th an th at of

    HOH.

    Rea s on (R) : Th is is becau se n itrogen at om h as on e lone pair an d oxygenatom h as two lone pairs .

    (i) A an d R both are correct , and R is th e correct explan ation of A.

    (ii) A an d R both are correct , bu t R is n ot the correct explan ation of A.

    (iii) A is t rue but R is fa lse .

    (iv) A a nd R both a r e fa lse .

    5 9 . As s er t ion (A): Among the two OH bonds in H2O molecule, the energy

    required to break th e first OH bond an d th e other OH bondis th e same.

    Rea s on (R) : This is b ecaus e th e electronic environm ent arou nd oxygen is

    th e sa me even after breaka ge of one OH bond .

    (i) A an d R both a re correct , and R is correct explanation of A.

    (ii) A an d R both are correct , bu t R is n ot the correct explan ation of A.

    (iii) A is t rue but R is fa lse .

    (iv) A a nd R both a r e fa lse .

    VI. Long Answe r Type

    6 0 . (i) Discus s th e significance/ applicat ions of dipole moment.

    (ii) Represent diagramm atical ly the bond m oments an d the resu ltan t dipolemoment in CO

    2, NF

    3an d CHCl

    3.

    6 1 . Use the molecular orbital energy level diagram to show that N2

    would be

    expected to have a tr iple bon d, F2, a s ingle bond an d Ne

    2, no bond .

    6 2 . Briefly des cribe the valence bon d th eory of covalent bon d form ation b y takin g

    an examp le of hydrogen. How can you interpret en ergy cha n ges ta king placein th e forma tion of dihydrogen ?

    6 3 . Describe h ybridisation in th e cas e of PCl5

    a nd S F6. Th e axial bon ds are longer

    as comp ared to equa torial bonds in PCl5

    whereas in SF6

    both axia l bonds an dequator ia l bonds ha ve the sa me bond length. Explain.

    6 4 . (i) Discu ss the concept of hybridisa t ion. Wha t a re its different types in aca rbon a tom.

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    (ii) Wha t is the type of hybridisa t ion of carbon a toms ma rked with s tar .

    (a)

    (b)

    (c)

    (d)

    (e)

    Com prehe nsion given below is fol lowed by som e m ult iple cho ice quest ions.

    Each quest ion has one correct opt ion. Choose the correct opt ion.

    Molecular orb itals a re form ed by th e overlap of at omic orbitals. Two at omic orbitalscombine to form two molecular orbitals called bonding molecular orbital (BMO)

    an d an ti bond ing molecular orb ital (ABMO). En ergy of an ti bond ing orbital is ra ised

    above the p arent atomic orbitals th at h ave combined an d th e energy of the bon dingorbital is lowered th an th e par ent atom ic orbitals. Energies of various molecu lar

    o r b i t a l s f o r e l e m e n t s h y d r o g e n t o n i t r o g e n i n c r e a s e i n t h e o r d e r :

    x y z x y zs * s s * s ( p p ) p ( * p * p ) * p < < < < < <

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    6 6 . Which of the following molecular orbitals has maximum number of nodal

    planes?

    (i) *1 s

    (ii) *2p z

    (iii) 2px

    (iv) *2py

    6 7 . Which of th e followin g pair is expected to ha ve the sa me b ond order?

    (i) O2

    , N2

    (ii) O2

    +, N

    2

    (iii) O2

    , N

    2

    +

    (iv) O2

    , N

    2

    6 8 . In wh ich of th e followin g molecu les, 2pz m olecu lar orb ital is filled a fter 2pxa n d 2p

    ymolecu lar orbitals?

    (i) O2

    (ii) Ne2

    (iii) N2

    (iv) F2

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    ANSWERS

    I. Mult ip le Ch oice Qu es t ions (T y p e-I)

    1. (ii) 2 . (iii) 3. (ii) 4. (ii) 5. (ii) 6. (iv)

    7. (i) 8. (iii) 9. (iii) 10. (iii) 11 . (ii) 12 . (iv)

    13 . (ii) 14 . (i) 15 . (ii) 16 . (iv) 17 . (ii) 18 . (i)

    19 . (iv) 20 . (ii) 21 . (i) 22 . (ii)

    II. Mul t ip le Ch oice Qu es t ion s (Ty p e-II)

    23. (i), (ii ) 24 . (i), (iv) 25 . (i), (ii)

    26 . (iii), (iv) 27 . (iii), (iv) 28 . (i), (iv)

    29 . (iii), (iv) 30 . (i), (ii)

    III. S h or t An s w er Ty p e

    32. (i) According to molecula r orb ita l theory e lect ronic configura t ions of

    O2

    +a nd O

    2

    sp ecies a re as follows :

    O2

    +: (1s )

    2(* 1 s

    2)

    (2s )

    2(* 2 s

    2)(2p

    z)2 (2p2

    x, 2p 2

    y) (* 2p

    x

    1 )

    O2

    : (1s )

    2(* 1 s

    2)(2s )

    2(* 2 s

    2)(2p

    z)

    2 (2p2

    x, 2p2

    y) (* 2p

    x

    2 , *2py

    1)

    Bond order of O2

    +=

    1 0 5

    2

    =5

    2= 2.5

    Bond order of O2

    =

    1 0 7

    2

    =3

    2= 1.5

    High er bon d order of O2

    +sh ows th at i t is m ore stab le than O

    2

    . Both th e

    species h ave unp aired e lectrons . So both a re param agnetic in na tu re .

    3 4 . (a ) C om p o u n d (I) will fo rm in t r a m o le cu l a r h y d r oge n b on d b e ca u s e

    NO2

    and OH group a re c lose toge ther in compar ison to tha t incomp ou n d (II).

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    (b) Comp oun d (II) will have higher melt ing point becau se i t forms

    interm olecular hydrogen b onds. Thu s, m ore and more molecules

    are joined together th rou gh hydrogen bond forma tion.

    (c) Due to intra molecular h ydrogen bonding compou nd (I) will not beab le to form h ydrogen b onds with water th u s will be less soluble init while compound (II) can form hydrogen bond with water more

    eas ily and will be solu ble in wa ter.

    3 7 . [Hint : Dimethyl ether will have larger bond angle. There will be morerepulsion between bond pairs of CH

    3groups a t tached in e the r than

    between bon d pa irs of h ydrogen a toms att ach ed to oxygen in wat er. Thecarbon of CH

    3in e th er is a t tached to th ree hydrogen a toms th rough

    bond s an d electron pairs of th ese bond s ad d to the electronic cha rge dens ity

    on carb on a tom. Hence, repu lsion between two CH3

    group s will be m oretha n th at between two hydrogen a toms.]

    IV. Ma t ch ing T y p e

    52 . (i) (c) (ii) (a ) (iii) (e) (iv) (d)

    5 3 . (i) (e) (ii) (a ) (iii) (b) (iv) (c)

    5 4 . (i) (c) (ii) (d) (iii) (a ) (iv) (b)

    5 5 . (i) (d) (ii) (e) (iii) (b) (iv) (a)

    5 6 . (i) (c) (ii) (a ) (iii) (b)

    V. Ass er t ion an d Reas on Typ e

    57 . (i) 58 . (i) 59 . (iv)

    65 . (i) 66 . (ii) 67 . (ii) 68 . (iii)