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Chemical BondingHandwritten Notes

Chemical Bonding is the highest-yield Class 11 chapter for JEE and NEET — VBT, hybridisation, VSEPR, MOT, and dipole moments all appear every year. These handwritten notes by Paaras Sir cover each theory with the molecule-by-molecule predictions students are tested on.

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★★★★★Written by Paaras Sir · 2025-26 syllabus

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VSEPR Reference

Geometry, bond angles, hybridisation

Look up the predicted shape, bond angle, and hybridisation for any molecule — VSEPR rules applied for you.

Shapes

AB-type

Angles

Predicted

Hybrid

sp / sp²/ sp³

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Are MOT diagrams included for O2, N2, and NO?+

Yes — MO diagrams for homonuclear (B2 through Ne2) and heteronuclear (NO, CO) diatomics are drawn with bond-order calculation and magnetic behaviour highlighted.

Do the notes cover VSEPR for expanded octets?+

Yes. VSEPR is applied to molecules like SF4, IF7, and XeOF4 — including lone-pair placement and bond-angle deviations.

Is back bonding explained?+

Yes. Back bonding in BF3, B(OH)3, and silicon halides is covered with the consequences for bond length and Lewis acidity.

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These handwritten notes are written by Paaras Sir at Canvas Classes and follow the NCERT Class 11 Chemistry syllabus prescribed by CBSE for the 2025-26 session. Free to read online or download as PDF — no login required.