Complete the following table :Lewisatoms:bonds betweenorbitals/hybrids making etotal bond orderstructurehybridization atoms: typeeach valence bond:between two atomsC and H make o= sp?(C) + 1s(H)= sp?(C) + sp°(CI)= sp?(C) + sp?(0)= p(C) + p(0)H 1sC and H = 1:0:C sp?C and Cl make oC and Cl = 1CI sp3C and O make oC and O = 2O sp?C and O make nCl and H make(CI) +(H) Cl andH =H-CI-HN.N and N make_(N) +(N)N and N =N=NNN and N make(N) +_(N)N and H =HN and H make(N) +(H)NN and C make(N) +(C) N and C =N and C make(N) +(C): NEC-0:N and C make_(N) +(C) C and O =C and O make_(C) +(0)IIIIIII.

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Complete the following table : Lewis atoms: bonds between orbitals/hybrids making e total bond order structure hybridization atoms: type each valence bond: between two atoms C and H make o C and H = 1 C and Cl = 1 H 1s sp?(C) + 1s(H) :0: || C sp? C and Cl make o sp?(C) + sp'(CI) %3D Cl sp3 C and O make o sp?(C) + sp?(0) C and O = 2 O sp? C and O make n = p(C) + p(0) %3D CI Cl and H make (CI) + (H) Cl and H = H-CI-H H. H N N and N make (N) + (N) N and N = N=N N N and N make (N) + _(N) N and H = H H. N and H make (N) + _(H) N N and C make (N) + _(C) N and C = N and C make (N) + _(C) :NEC-O: N and C make (N) + (C) C and O = %3D C and O make (C) + (0) I||| II

Complete the following table : Lewis atoms: bonds between orbitals/hybrids making e total bond order structure hybridization atoms: type each valence bond: between two atoms C and H make o C and H = 1 C and Cl = 1 H 1s sp?(C) + 1s(H) :0: || C sp? C and Cl make o sp?(C) + sp'(CI) %3D Cl sp3 C and O make o sp?(C) + sp?(0) C and O = 2 O sp? C and O make n = p(C) + p(0) %3D CI Cl and H make (CI) + (H) Cl and H = H-CI-H H. H N N and N make (N) + (N) N and N = N=N N N and N make (N) + _(N) N and H = H H. N and H make (N) + _(H) N N and C make (N) + _(C) N and C = N and C make (N) + _(C) :NEC-O: N and C make (N) + (C) C and O = %3D C and O make (C) + (0) I||| II

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