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Q: Describe the shape of a sp2 orbital? How is it different from s-orbital? How is it different from a…

A: The hybridization of one s-orbital and two p-orbital takes place and form three new sp2 hybrid…

Q: What is the difference between the two hybrid orbitals shown?

A: Step 1: The major difference between these hybrid orbitals is the contribution of s and p-orbital.…

Q: According to valence bond theory, there are several different numbers of bonds that phosphorus could…

A: Valence bond theory takes into account the number of valence electrons or electrons present in the…

Q: 1. What is the hybridization of each non-hydrogen atom? Describe the indicated bond in terms of…

A: Here the non hydrogen atoms are carbon.we give number to different carbon center for better…

Q: What is the distinction between a bond dipole and a moleculardipole moment?

A: Bond dipole is defined as the dipole moment of a particular bond due to the difference in the…

Q: A molecule is found to contain 27.2 % N , 3.9 % H and 68.9 Cl. The hybridization of the central atom…

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Q: How many atoms with sp2 and sp3  hybridization are in the molecule genistein?

A: Hybridization is only defined for the central atom Hybridization if side atom has no significance…

Q: Determine the molecular shape of iodine pentachloride, ICl5, and the hybridization is on the central…

A: Hybridization is actually mixing of various orbitals of similar energy to create new hybrid…

Q: For the molecule allene,H2C=C=CH2 , the hybridization of each carbon atom is that the central carbon…

A: Hybridization is defined as intermixing of orbitals of different energy and shape so as to form a…

Q: Benzene C6H6 has all atoms in the same plane. Explain the reason by using hybrid orbitals.

A: A question based on introduction to organic chemistry that is to be accomplished.

Q: introduce the subject of carbon chemistry (i.e. organic chemistry) and what is it about and…

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