This course contains 3 segments:
Types of chemical bonds
In this tutorial, we will learn about electronegativity and the different types of chemical bonds.
Dot structures and molecular geometry
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This course contains 3 segments:
Types of chemical bonds
In this tutorial, we will learn about electronegativity and the different types of chemical bonds.
Dot structures and molecular geometry
This course contains 3 segments:
Types of chemical bonds
In this tutorial, we will learn about electronegativity and the different types of chemical bonds.
Dot structures and molecular geometry
We can’t always see molecules, but we can always simplify and draw depictions of them with pen and paper. It is the language of chemistry that we want you to get acquainted with. You will learn to draw Lewis dot structures and resonance structures, assign formal charges, and analyze the geometry of molecules and ions using VSEPR theory.
Hybridization and hybrid orbitals
In this tutorial, we will learn about sp3, sp2, and sp hybridization.
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