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azamat
3 years ago
11

Complete the paragraph to describe the characteristics of silicon tetrachloride molecule (SiH4). the Lewis structure and the tab

le of electronegativities are given.
The bond polarities of SiH4 are _____, the molecular shape is _____, and the molecule is _____.

Blank Options 1: Polar, Nonpolar
Blank Options 2: trigonal pyramidal, trigonal planar, tetrahedral, linear, bent
Blank Options 3: Polar, Nonpolar

Chemistry
1 answer:
Flauer [41]3 years ago
7 0

The bond polarities of SiH₄ are polar. The molecular shape is tetrahedral. The molecule is nonpolar.

<h3>Explanation</h3>

As seen on the diagram, there are four Si-H bonds in a molecule of SiH₄. Electronegativity values:

  • Si: 1.9
  • H: 2.2

The two atoms differ in electronegativity. As a result, the Si-H bond is polar.

There are four valence electrons in one Si atom. Each of the four electron will go to a Si-H bond. The Si atom in SiH₄ will have no lone pairs. The four Si-H bonds count towards four electron domains. As a result, the SiH₄ atom is tetrahedral.

Dipoles from each Si-H bond are equal. They are poised in a tetrahedral shape. As a result, their dipole balance each other. Overall, SiH₄ molecule will have no net dipole.

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