Please explain no. 2 in deyail 1. Indicate the geometry of each carbon atom (i.e., linear, trigonal planar, tetrahedral).디C₁ S₁N=3+0=3= 3+0=3= 3+0=364 C = 4+0=4=4+0=4مرينсзH8HIНH H:O:H9H H-trigonaltetrahedralHHO?hybridizationC3-> Sp2-C4 SP3 -hybridization6H&HHOT HH₁I IC₁ → Sp² hybridizationC₂ Sp²-hybridization trig= 4+0=4= 4+0=4= 4+0=42. Use hybridization and orbitals to explain why some bonds above rotate freely and otherbonds do not. Feel free to draw to explain your answerS.N=no. of bond+ no. ofLonePairCs→Sp3-hybridization tetrahedralC-Sp3-hybridizationG→SP³-hybridization.Cg → SP3 -hybridization8

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1. Indicate the geometry of each carbon atom (i.e., linear, trigonal planar, tetrahedral) H :O: HH 1 S²N=3+0=3 Z 959 C C₁ T H H H 3+0=3 - trigonal = 3+0=3 = 4+0=4 = 4+0=4 = 4+0=4 2 = 4+0=4 = 4+0=4 - tetrahedral H H BH TH CH H 2. Use hybridization and orbitals to explain why some bonds above rotate freely and other bonds do not. Feel free to draw to explain your answer H → Sp² hybridization → Sp2-hybridization (trigonal) hybridization C3Sp2- C4 SP3 -hybridization Cz→ SP³ -hybridization Cos S.N=no. of bond + no. of won ar Lone POL Cs→Sp3-hybridization tetrahedral Cu→Sp3-hybridization G→Sp³-hybridization

1. Indicate the geometry of each carbon atom (i.e., linear, trigonal planar, tetrahedral) H :O: HH 1 S²N=3+0=3 Z 959 C C₁ T H H H 3+0=3 - trigonal = 3+0=3 = 4+0=4 = 4+0=4 = 4+0=4 2 = 4+0=4 = 4+0=4 - tetrahedral H H BH TH CH H 2. Use hybridization and orbitals to explain why some bonds above rotate freely and other bonds do not. Feel free to draw to explain your answer H → Sp² hybridization → Sp2-hybridization (trigonal) hybridization C3Sp2- C4 SP3 -hybridization Cz→ SP³ -hybridization Cos S.N=no. of bond + no. of won ar Lone POL Cs→Sp3-hybridization tetrahedral Cu→Sp3-hybridization G→Sp³-hybridization

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