5. Draw the orbital overlapping bonding diagrams for the following compounds; include the orbital that contain lone pairs of electrons. Please state which orbital are involved and how many of each in your answer I.e. 4s orbitals and 4sp orbitals for ethane as in the example shown below. (Ignore the tail of the orbital in your diagrams) sp-s (sigma bond) CHA sp p³-s (sigma bond) H H H sp -s (sigma bond) 4 s orbitals H sp-s (sigma bond) 4 sp³ orbitals Compound Orbital diagram Number of Number of S orbitals sp orbitals Number of sp² orbitals Number of Number of sp³ orbital p orbitals H₂C=O [O-N=0]¹ H₂S

5. Draw the orbital overlapping bonding diagrams for the following compounds; include the orbital that contain lone pairs of electrons. Please state which orbital are involved and how many of each in your answer I.e. 4s orbitals and 4sp orbitals for ethane as in the example shown below. (Ignore the tail of the orbital in your diagrams) sp-s (sigma bond) CHA sp p³-s (sigma bond) H H H sp -s (sigma bond) 4 s orbitals H sp-s (sigma bond) 4 sp³ orbitals Compound Orbital diagram Number of Number of S orbitals sp orbitals Number of sp² orbitals Number of Number of sp³ orbital p orbitals H₂C=O [O-N=0]¹ H₂S

Chemistry for Today: General, Organic, and Biochemistry

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Chapter4: Forces Between Particles

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Problem 4.104E: Which molecule below has a nonpolar bond in which the electrons are being shared equally? a.H2O...

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