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7. The middle carbon in H₂CCCH₂ has what type of hybridization? a. sp² b. sp 8. Diamond is an example of: a. an ionic crystal b. a molecular crystal c. sp³ d. a. can't be determined C. a metallic crystal (d a network solid 9. Which molecule would be expected to have the highest boiling point? b. CCl4 CH4 C. CO₂ H- M L d. CH₂Cl2 CH

7. The middle carbon in H₂CCCH₂ has what type of hybridization? a. sp² b. sp 8. Diamond is an example of: a. an ionic crystal b. a molecular crystal c. sp³ d. a. can't be determined C. a metallic crystal (d a network solid 9. Which molecule would be expected to have the highest boiling point? b. CCl4 CH4 C. CO₂ H- M L d. CH₂Cl2 CH

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7. The middle carbon in H₂CCCH2 has what type of hybridization? a. sp² b. sp 8. Diamond is an example of: an ionic crystal a molecular crystal a. b. c. sp³ d. a. C. d. can't be determined 9. Which molecule would be expected to have the highest boiling point? CH4 b. CCl4 C. CO₂ a metallic crystal a network solid hown to the right for nitrogen: H- N, O,F D- Por von L d. CH₂Cl₂
Transcribed Image Text:7. The middle carbon in H₂CCCH2 has what type of hybridization? a. sp² b. sp 8. Diamond is an example of: an ionic crystal a molecular crystal a. b. c. sp³ d. a. C. d. can't be determined 9. Which molecule would be expected to have the highest boiling point? CH4 b. CCl4 C. CO₂ a metallic crystal a network solid hown to the right for nitrogen: H- N, O,F D- Por von L d. CH₂Cl₂
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