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COORDINATE BOND - Formation of H,0+ & NH4t ion


THE LONE PAIR EFFECT- Of oxygen atom of Water &nitrogen atom of Ammonia
FORMATION - Of Water Molecule -Lone pair effect of the oxygen atom of water molecule
IN THE MOLECULE OF WATER -
H
WATER Oxygen atom has -
Hx + Þ: xH ’ H MOLECULE " Two lone pairs of electrons.
FORMATION-Of Ammonia Molecule-Lone pair effect of the nitrogen atom ofammonia molecule
H IN THE MOLECULE OF AMMONIA

+ H AMMONIA Nitrogen atom has -


X MOLECULE " One lone pair of electrons.
Hx + N + xH ’
HNKH
Lone pair of electrons - are a pair of electrons not shared with any other atom.
FORMATION - Of Hydronium ion [H,0* & Hydroyl [OH} ions -In water
H H H H
X
Hx00 + H* >HxQ:H| or H-0>H} Hx*0$7
lone pair lone pair
Water molecule Hydrogen ion HYDRONIUM ION Water molecule HYDROXXYL ION

H,0 + Hl+ OHl + Hlt


H,0+ H,0 ’
From acid Hydronium ion (stable positive ion] Hydroxyl ion
Addition of acid [HCI-polar covalent] to water (polar solvent] results in release of hydrogen ion H'*] from the acid

H+ CI
Hydrogen Chloride H) Water (H) Hydrogen ion Chloride ion

Inwater - the'O' atom contains two lone pairs of electrons after completing its octet!
The hydrogen ion -accepts one lone pair of electrons of the oxygen atom of water mol
ecule leading to formation of a coordinate covalent bond. -o>H]
FORMATION Of Ammonium ion - NH,+
H H
H
+ Hl+ H&N:H
X"
or
H-E>H + OH1
H H
H
Ammonia molecule Hydrogen ion AMMONIUM ION

Hl+ NH 1+ OHl NH,OH


NH, From water molecule Ammonium ion Hydroxyl ion
Ammonia gas
Ammonia- dissolves in water [polar solvent]leading to formation of - ammonium ion.
In ammonia- the N atom contains one lone pair of electronsafter completing its octet.
The hydrogen ion - from water accepts the lone pair of electrons of the nitrogen
atom of ammoniamolecule, leading to formation of a coordinate covalent bond. -N’H
COORDINATE BOND
Typeofcovalencywhich involvesone ofthecombiningatomscontributingboth ofthe sharedelectrons.
Le.a bond formed by ashared pair of electrons with both electrons comingfrom the same atom.
[It has properties of both ionic &covalent bonds &is also called as -datve or co-ionic bond.] Compounds containing
-Electrovalent &Covalent bond: Na'|0-H], CaCO3 Covalent &Coordinate bond : C=o, [H-0-N=0]
(NaOH) H [CO)
lonic, covalent & coordinate bond C, K [Fe(CN);l
H
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REARON F e i n s N i e r n i r
DSOTATON
RNSATON
of the same or different kind to achieve stal POLAR COVALENT COMPOUNDS
NON-POLAR COV ALENT COMPOUNDS
Covalent compounds are said to be.
" Covalent compounds are said to be -
non-polar when shared pair of electrons ar polar when shared pair of electrons are
equally distributed between the two atoms. unequalhy distributed between the tWo atorme
Nocharge separation - takes place. "Charge separation - takes place.
Thecovalent molecule is symmetrical and The atom which attracts electrons more
-electrically neutral. strongly develops a- slight negativecharge

e-g H, Cl Oz, N, CH, CCl e-g. H,0, NH3, HCI :H XC:; H-C1
The covalent bond in which electrons are shared equally between the combining atoms is
anon polar covalent bond &when shared unequally is a polar covalent bond.

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