Examine the highlighted bond in the structure below. Select all the pictures in the table that correctly show possible 3-dimensional arrangements of the on both sides of the highlighted bond. If there are none, please check the box below the table that says: "None of the above." H₂C H₂C H CH3 N CH3 + None of the above CH₂ CH3 CH₂ H H₂C =N CH3 CH3 H CH₂ H₂C-C=N-CH₂ H₂C CH₂ CH3 H₂C CH, "X H CH3
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![**Understanding the 3D Shape of Molecules with Pi Bonds**
**Instructions:**
Examine the highlighted bond in the structure below. Select all the pictures in the table that correctly show possible 3-dimensional arrangements of the atoms on both sides of the highlighted bond. If there are none, please check the box below the table that says: "None of the above."
**Highlighted Structure:**
- The structure shows a nitrogen atom (N) with a positive charge, double-bonded to a carbon (C) in a linear arrangement, with one methyl group (CH₃) bonded to the nitrogen.
**Options:**
1. **Option 1 (Top Left):**
- The carbon is sp² hybridized, bonded to the nitrogen with double-bond, two methyl groups (CH₃), and no hydrogen atoms.
2. **Option 2 (Top Middle):**
- A linear arrangement of carbon and nitrogen (C=N) with positive charge on nitrogen, showing tetrahedral orientations of methyl and hydrogen groups attached to the carbon.
3. **Option 3 (Top Right):**
- Similar to Option 2 but with tetrahedral orientations showing alternate positions of methyl and hydrogen groups.
4. **Option 4 (Bottom Left):**
- Carbon is shown with a single bond to nitrogen, which is generally inconsistent with the depicted highlighted structure.
5. **Option 5 (Bottom Middle):**
- Linear, with carbon (C) double-bonded to a nitrogen (N) which carries a positive charge, but does not match the correct orientation.
6. **Option 6 (Bottom Right):**
- The carbon is double-bonded to nitrogen (C=N), carrying a positive charge, with tetrahedral orientation of the methyl and hydrogen groups.
**Checkbox:**
- [ ] **None of the above**
In educational context, focus on understanding the hybridization and geometry based on bonding patterns, especially recognizing the linear arrangements in molecules with double bonds and positive charges on atoms like nitrogen.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F7d1a70e8-2edc-4178-a271-c2cc17fad9db%2F8bc512b7-45a6-4d27-afd0-017ec2d7c07b%2Fsvhzqcc_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
-> The bond which are on outside is represented by the wedge and bonds which are on inside is represented by the dash in 3-dimentional arrangement.
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