a. have energy content which is between the original and new energy level b. occur only if a vacant orbital of a similar orbital is available c. require energy to split the paired s electrons and give two single unpaired electrons d. can be sp, sp", sp e. all the above 25. When elements in Column IIA combine with other elements, the paired s-orbital electrons unpair and form new hybrid bonds. b. sp a. sp c. sp 26. When a hybrid form between Column IIIA elements, the hybrid is called b. sp a. sp c. sp 27. When bonds are formed between Column IVA elements such as carbon, the hybrids are a. sp b. sp? c. sp 28. Elements to the right of Column VA, the nitrogen family, do not form hybrids because a. the energy levels have a complete octet and rarely react with other elements. b. there is no open orbital available for one of the paired s electrons. c. neutrons interfere with hybrids. d. less energy is achieved when the hybrid compromise level forms.

a. have energy content which is between the original and new energy level b. occur only if a vacant orbital of a similar orbital is available c. require energy to split the paired s electrons and give two single unpaired electrons d. can be sp, sp", sp e. all the above 25. When elements in Column IIA combine with other elements, the paired s-orbital electrons unpair and form new hybrid bonds. b. sp a. sp c. sp 26. When a hybrid form between Column IIIA elements, the hybrid is called b. sp a. sp c. sp 27. When bonds are formed between Column IVA elements such as carbon, the hybrids are a. sp b. sp? c. sp 28. Elements to the right of Column VA, the nitrogen family, do not form hybrids because a. the energy levels have a complete octet and rarely react with other elements. b. there is no open orbital available for one of the paired s electrons. c. neutrons interfere with hybrids. d. less energy is achieved when the hybrid compromise level forms.

Chemistry

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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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