Consider the numbered atoms indicated with arrrows in the structure shown below. For each of these atoms, provide the hybridization, geometry, and the bond angle. **Chemical Structure and Hybridization Table***Diagram Overview:*The image shows a chemical structure with specific atoms numbered and labeled. Four atoms are highlighted: 1. **Carbon atom (1)** 2. **Carbon atom (2)** 3. **Carbon atom (3)** 4. **Oxygen atom (4)***Chemical Bonds and Features:*- The structure includes a nitrogen atom bonded to carbon and hydrogen in what appears to be a linear segment.- An alkynyl group is present, indicated by the triple bond between two carbon atoms.- Hydroxyl (OH) and carbonyl (O=C) groups are part of the structure.*Accompanying Table Information:*The table below the diagram has columns labeled: Atom Number, Hybridization, Geometry, and Bond Angle. Each of the four highlighted atoms in the structure is to be analyzed based on these criteria.**Table:**| Atom Number | Hybridization | Geometry | Bond angle ||-------------|---------------|--------------|------------|| 1 (carbon) | | | || 2 (carbon) | | | || 3 (carbon) | | | || 4 (oxygen) | | | |Note: The specific hybridization, geometry, and bond angles are to be filled in based on structural analysis and chemical knowledge.

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(4, the oxygen) (3, the carbon) НО -CEC-H (2, the carbon) (1, the carbon) Atom Number Hybridization Geometry Bond angle 1 (carbon) 2 (carbon) 3 (carbon) 4 (oxygen)

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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