Q5 (a) Draw the molecular orbital picture of the following molecules, mentioning the type of hybridization, shape and bond angles: (Marks 1.5 x 2 = 3)

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Solution: 

Molecular orbital picture of formaldeyde

Here both Carbon and Oxygen atoms are sp2 hybridised, thus they would form sp2-sp2 σ bond, the other sp2 orbitals of carbon form σ bonds with hydrogen atoms, while in oxygen they are occupied by lone pairs of electrons. The unhybridized pz orbitals then form side-siwise overlap to form a π bond. The bond H-C-O bond angle is 120° and the shape of the molecule is triangular planar.

Molecula orbital picture of ketene

Here one Carbon and Oxygen atoms are sp2 hybridised while the carbon atom in the middle is sp hybridised, thus they would form sp2-sp σ bond between C-C and C-O, the other sp2 orbitals of the terminal carbon form σ bonds with hydrogen atoms, while in oxygen they are occupied by lone pairs of electrons. The sp hybridised carbon atom has two unhybridised orbitals - the pz and py. Thus the unhybridized pz orbitals then form side-siwise overlap with carbon form a π bond and the unhybridized py orbital would form π bond with unhybridised p orbital of oxygen. The bond H-C-C bond angle is 120° while the C-C-O bond angle is 180° and the shape of the molecule is triangular planar.

(b) Give the IUPAC names of the following compounds : (Marks 0.5 x 2 = 1)

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Solution:

(i) The proper numbering is as follows as doublebond has higher priority than triple bonds in IUPAC.

hex-2-en-4-yne

The IUPAC name is hex-2-en-4-yne.

(ii) The parent molecule here is phenol, and following IUPAC rules for numbering as follows:

3-bromo-5-chlorophenol

The IUPAC name is 3-bromo-5-chlorophenol

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