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Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 1

Direction (Q. Nos. 1-16) This section contains 16 multiple choice questions. Each question has four choices (a), (b), (c) and (d), out of which ONLY ONE option is correct.

Q. 
The shape [CIF4]- and [ClF2]- ions is respectively

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Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 2

Which of the following sequences shows the correct bond angle order for isoelectronic species 

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In each central atom is sp2-hybridised, each having one lone pair.
Difference in the extent of repulsion changes value of  θ.

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Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 3

XeF2 is isostructural with

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 XeF2-sp3d hybridised Xe
Three lone pairs on equatorial positions to minimise repulsion; two F-atom at axial position. Thus, it is linear.

(a) TeF2,Te50 - Six electrons in valence shell

(b)   hybridised l- atom with three lone pairs at equatorial positions to minimise repulsion thus, linear.

(c) SoCI3 - sp3-hybridised pyramidal Sb-one lone pair on Sb.
(d) BaCI2 - ionic .

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The species having pyramidal shape is

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(b) BrF3 - T-shaped (sp3d2)

Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 5

Molecular shape of CF4, SF4 and XeF4 are

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Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 6

Two of the following species have same shape 

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Both have one lone pair-trigonal pyramidal. 

Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 7

ECI3 (where, E = B, P, As, Bi) of these elements are known.
Bond angles  are in the following order

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Has no lone pair thus, bond angle is 120°. B-atom is sp2-hybridised.

Central atom E is sp3-hybridised. Hence, angle < 120°. As we go down the group, (Ip-bp) repulsion decreases. Hence, angle 
(Cl—E—Cl) PCI3 > AsCI3 > BiCI3.
Thus, order is BCI3 > PCI3 > AsCI3 > BiCI3.

Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 8

Consider the two structures :  

Select the correct statement(s).

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1 has three lone pair and two bond pair, its representation will be AB2L3 and according to VSEPR theory it is linear in shape.

2 has two LP and two BP which representation will be AB2L2, so according to VSEPR theory it will be bent or it can also said to be 'V' shaped.

Hence B is correct.

Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 9

Which of the two ions from the list given below that have the geometry that is explained by the same hybridisation of orbitals?

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Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 10

The correct order of increasing bond angles in the following species is

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Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 11

Which of the following molecule/species has the minimum number of lone pairs?

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Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 12

PCI5 has a shape of trigonal bipyramid whereas, IF5 has a shape of square pyramid. It is due to

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PCI5
sp3d-hybrid orbitals—No non-bonding pair trigonal bipyramidal structure.

IF5 sp3d2-hybrid orbitals—One non-bonding pair; one F and non-bonding pair lie in different sides so as to minimise repulsion. Square pyramidal.

Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 13

For H2O and H2S, given

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Difference in bond angle is due to

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There is (i) Ip - Ip (ii) Ip - bp (iii) bp - bp repulsion
Thus, bond angle is less than 109.5°. In H2O, 104.5° > 90° in H2S. It is due to larger size of S-atom which minimises the repulsion and allows the bonds in H2S to be purely p-type.

Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 14

For which of the following sets of geometry, both axial and equatorial positions are present?

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Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 15

Which of the following set of molecules have the same shape but different hybridisation?

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Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 16

Which is the correct order of the bond angle?

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The high electronegativity of F pulls the bonding electrons farther away from N than in NH3. Thus, repulsion between bond pairs is iess in NF3 than in NH3. Flence, the lone pair in N causes a greater distortion than NH3.
(b) as in (a)

Going down the group in periodic table, as size of central atom increases, repulsion increases.

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Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 17

Direction (Q. Nos. 17-20) This section contains 4 multiple choice questions. Each question has four choices (a), (b), (c) and (d), out of which ONE or  MORE THAN ONE  is correct.

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Which of the following statements are correct regarding Cl2O molecule?

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O-atorn is sp3-hybridised and thus, bent due to presence of lone pairs on O-atom molecule is polar and planar.

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Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 18

In AX4E2, atom A is surrounded by four atoms X and two lone pairs on it. This type of structure is predicted in

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Hence A and B only

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Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 19

Which of the following sets of molecules have different shape but same hybridisation of the central atoms?

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NH3   N atom sp3 -hybridised   - Bipyramidal
H2O   O a to m sp3 -hybridised   - V -shaped
H2S   S atom is sp3 -hybridised   - Bent
SO2   S atom is sp2 -hybridised   - Bent
Ni(CO)4   Ni atom is sp3-hybridised   - Tetrahedral
[NiCI4]2-  Ni atom is sp3-hybridised   -Tetrahedral.
SF4   S atom is sp3d -hybridised   - See-saw
PCI5   P atom is sp3 -hybridised   - Bipyramidal

*Multiple options can be correct
Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 20

Select the correct statement(s) about IF7.

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Hybridisation of l-True
(b) Oxidation state of I = + 7 (highest) -True.
(c) It has two types of bonds two axial (shortest) and five equatorial (longest) - True.

(d) Pentagonal bipyramidai structure - True.

Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 21

Direction (Q. Nos. 21-22) This section contains  a paragraph, wach describing theory, experiments, data etc. three Questions related to paragraph have been given.Each question have only one correct answer among the four given options (a),(b),(c),(d).


Following reaction, CIF3 + AsF5 → (CIF2+ ) (AsF-6)

Q. 

Select the correct statements.

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 sp3d -hybridised Cl-atom - (T-shaped s tructure)
  sp3 -hybridised. Cl-atom (Bent)
 sp3d -hybridised As-atom (Trigonal bipyramidai).
 sp3d2 -hybridised As-atom (Octahedral).

Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 22

Following reaction, CIF3 + AsF5 → (CIF2+ ) (AsF6-)

Q. 

Select the correct statement(s).

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 sp3d -hybridised Cl-atom - (T-shaped s tructure)
  sp3 -hybridised. Cl-atom (Bent)
 sp3d -hybridised As-atom (Trigonal bipyramidai).
 sp3d2 -hybridised As-atom (Octahedral).

Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 23

Direction (Q. Nos. 23 and 24) Choice the correct combination of elements and column I and coloumn II  are given as option (a), (b), (c) and (d), out of which ONE option is correct.

Q. 

Match the species in Column I with the structure in Column II.

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Based on VSEPR model, it is (T-shaped).
Thus, (i) → (r)


AX4E2 (Square planar)

Thus, (ii) → (s)
(iii)   lone pair = 1, AX4E (See-saw)

Thus, (iii) → (q) 
lone pair = 3

Linear structure
Three lone pairs are at equatorial position to minimise repulsion.
Linear structure.
Three lone pairs are at equatorial position to minimise repulsion.
Thus, (iv) → (p)

Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 24

Match the species in Column I with the shape in Column II.
 

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(i) OSF

sp3-hybridised S -atom (Ip - bp) repulsion, trigonal pyramidal
(ii)→ (s)
(ii) O2SF2

 
sp3-hybridised s-atom tetrahedral
(ii) → (P)
(iii) XeF4

sp3d2-hybridised Xe-atom.
Two lone pairs, square planar (iii) → (r)


sp3-hybridised Cl atom, tetrahedral.
(iv) → (p)

sp3d-hybridised I, three lone pairs at equatorial position linear,
(v) → (q)

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Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 25

Direction (Q. Nos. 25 and 26) This section contains 2 questions. when worked out will result in an integer from 0 to 9 (both inclusive).

Q.

 i. Based on VSEPR theory, the number of 
ii. Based on VSEPR theory, number of lone pairs in XeF2 is......
iii. The total number of lone pair of electrons in melamine i s ......

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(i) (0)


(Ip-bp) repulsion will cause distortion and thus, bond angle < 90° in each.

Thus, three lone pairs at equatorial position to minimise repulsion.

(iii) (6) Melamine is heterocyclic basic com pound (six N-atoms) each N having one lone pair.

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Test: VSEPR Theory & Hybridisation - Question 26

A list of species having the formula XZ4 is given below :

Defining the shape on the basis of location X and Z, the total number of species having a square planar shape is .......

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