Lecture 10 Zintl Phases and the Generalized 8-N Rule
In this lecture we examine an electron counting scheme used to understand bonding in extended ionic-covalent solids. Generalized 8-N rule or generalized octet rule can be used to predict the presence of cation lone pairs, cation-cation bonding or anion-anion bonding as found in Zintl phases. This lecture was designed and delivered by Patrick Woodward for use in the course Solid State Chemistry (Chem 7330) at Ohio State University.
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