U3 Lesson 3 Check for Understanding VSEPR: 

Directions:

Using the drawings from CFU 3, Identify how many bonding domains(bonds) and nonbonding domains(lone pairs).  Then name the Shapes of each drawing

**Remember a double or triple bond counts as only 1 bonding domain

F2

bonding domains: 0



nonbonding domains:0



Shape: linear
H2

bonding domains:0



nonbonding domains:0



Shape: linear
HF

bonding domains:0



nonbonding domains:0



Shape: linear
NH3

bonding domains: 3



nonbonding domains: 1



Shape: trigonal pyramidal
NF3

bonding domains: 3



nonbonding domains: 1



Shape: trigonal pyramidal
SiF4

bonding domains: 4



nonbonding domains: 0



Shape: tetrahedral
CCl4

bonding domains:
4


nonbonding domains:
0


Shape: tetrahedral
H2O



bonding domains:
2


nonbonding domains:
2


Shape: tetrahedral
CO

bonding domains:
0


nonbonding domains:
0


Shape: linear
N2

bonding domains:0



nonbonding domains: 0



Shape: linear
O2

bonding domains:0



nonbonding domains:0



Shape: linear
we do not have to do this one
BeCl2

bonding domains:
2


nonbonding domains:
6


Shape: linear
no do
BF3

bonding domains:


nonbonding domains:

0

Shape:trigonal planar
dont have to do
PO43−

bonding domains:

4

nonbonding domains:
0


Shape: tetrahedral
SO42−

bonding domains:

4

nonbonding domains:

0
Shape: tetrahedral
CN−

bonding domains:
0


nonbonding domains:

0

Shape: linear
ClO3−

bonding domains:

3

nonbonding domains:

1

Shape: trigonal pyramidal

Which of the above shapes are symmetrical (have no lone pair on the central atom)?

Which of the above shapes are asymmetrical (have lone pair on the central atom) ?

Do lone pair electrons take up more space than a bonding pair of electrons?   yes      no