Module 1: Formal Charge, Partial Charge, Electron Density, Hybridization, and Resonance Structures
Electron Density
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Formal Charge
Electron Density Introduction
Identifying Partial Charges
Relationship Between Formal Charge and Partial Charge
Electron Density: Quiz
Hybridization
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Sigma and Pi: Bonds and Electrons
Hybridization: Introduction
Hybridization: Counting Rule
Hybridization: Nitrogen Exception
Hybridization: Lone Pairs
Hybridization: Example
Hybridization Quiz
Resonance Structures and Pi Systems
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Resonance Structures and Pi Systems: Introduction
Resonance Structures: Formal Charge
Resonance Structures: Example 1
Resonance Structures: Benzene Rings
Resonance Structures Quiz
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Resonance Structures: Example 1
Module 1: Formal Charge, Partial Charge, Electron Density, Hybridization, and Resonance Structures
Resonance Structures and Pi Systems
Resonance Structures: Example 1
What we learned:
When drawing resonance structures, we first need to identify which atoms are sp and sp2 hybridized
Only sp and sp2 hybridized atoms can participate in resonance structures
The next thing we can do is move pi bonds or electrons around within the structure
Usually we want to change the “type” of electron pair it is
Turn a pi bond into a lone pair, or turn a lone pair into a pi bond
Once formal charges are created, we want to move them around everywhere we can
Once we have moved the formal charge everywhere it can go, we are done
It is important to note that creating a second set of formal charges would make the resonance structure too unstable
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