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    St Andrew’s Junior College

    JC1 H2 Chemistry 2023


    Topic: Chemical Bonding (VSEPR) Additional Exercise

    Name: _________________________ Class: ________

    Answers
    1 2 3 4 5

    1. Adrenaline is a hormone which, when secreted directly into the blood stream, acts as
    a stimulant. It has the following structure:
    H H

    HO C C N H

    OH H CH3
    HO
    Angle E Angle F
    What are the values of angle E and angle F in a molecule of adrenaline?

    angle E angle F
    A 120o 107o
    B 120o 90o
    C 109o 107o
    D 109o 90o

    2. In which pair of compounds does the first compound have a larger bond angle than the
    second compound?

    A SO2 and HCN


    B CO2 and BeCl2
    C IF3 and PH3
    D NF3 and SF6
    3. Bromine trifluoride is a liquid at room temperature. It shows an electrical conductivity
    high enough to indicate that some auto-ionisation occurs, which is usually represented
    by the following equation:
    2BrF3 ⇌ BrF2+ + BrF4–

    Which of the following is correct regarding BrF3, BrF2+ and BrF4–?


    A BrF3 is planar while BrF4– is non-planar.
    B BrF2+ is linear while BrF4– is tetrahedral in shape.
    C The F–Br–F bond angle in BrF3 is same as that in BrF4–.
    D There are more lone pairs of electrons around the Br atom in BrF3 than that in
    BrF2+.

    For questions 4 – 5,
    The responses A to D should be selected on the basis of

    A B C D
    1, 2 and 3 1 and 2 only 2 and 3 only 1 only
    are correct are correct are correct is correct

    4. Which of the following molecules has the incorrect shape assigned to it?
    1 H2S - linear
    2 ICl4+ - square planar
    3 SbF52- - trigonal bipyramidal

    5. Which of the following pairs of compounds possess the same shape?


    1 NCl3 and BrCl3
    2 BeCl2 and BrCl2–
    3 SiF4 and PF4+

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