6. Draw a picture showing the orbitals involved in the o bonds of the following. LABEL the orbitals by type (e.g. sp²). (You can show the orbitals for the lone pairs too, but it will look more crowded.) followin (a) || H-C-H (b) CH₂Br₂

6. Draw a picture showing the orbitals involved in the o bonds of the following. LABEL the orbitals by type (e.g. sp²). (You can show the orbitals for the lone pairs too, but it will look more crowded.) followin (a) || H-C-H (b) CH₂Br₂

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