I3- Lewis Structure - Triiodide Ion

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Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for a short and sweet video on the Lewis Structure of Triiodide Ion in AP/General Chemistry. The step-by-step explanation of the Lewis Structure of I3 Ion is off the learning charts. This is an error free video/lecture on KZbin TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.

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That is awesome! Can finally understand the Lewis Structure. Would like to learn more from you 😀

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[@MrTodryk]

That trick you use where you subtract a multiple of 8 from the total valence does not work with all molecules. I tried it with CH2O and got it wrong. Using this logic you subtract 8 from 12 and get 4, so there should be 2 lone pairs around Carbon. But there are none.

[@BloodScarlet]

There are 2 lone pairs around Oxygen so maybe it means that.

[@rameshmalik37]

I can't understand the reason behind he use 8,16,24,32??

[@gwendolinelim4022]

Does it mean that if I am not sure the molecule has coordinate bond or not I can use this method to find the centre lone pair?

[@slightlygruff]

how did you realized it was dsp3? How does it follow from it having 5 groups?

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Sp3d

[@grey698]

Its a thing yk? 7=sp3d3 6= sp3d2 5=sp3d 4=sp3 3=sp2 2=sp

[@grey698]

No. Of sigma bond + lone pair=

[@grey698]

No. Of sigma bond= no. Of atoms-1

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I was wondering why its linear and not bent

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Why do we use multiples of 8?

[@hanzolo8068]

octet rule

[@rameshmalik37]

But in octet rule there are 8,18,32 ...Not 8,16,24,32.....

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