Hybrid Orbitals Hybrid orbitals are formed by combining the valence orbitals on an atom. For each hybridization type specify the electron pair geometry and choose a picture that corresponds to the correct orbital image. If no picture matches, choose "not shown". Hybridization sp sp³d² sp³d A use tne kеrerences to access important values it needed for this question. Picture image A image B image C not shown B Electron Pair Geometry C Ⓒ ©

Hybrid Orbitals Hybrid orbitals are formed by combining the valence orbitals on an atom. For each hybridization type specify the electron pair geometry and choose a picture that corresponds to the correct orbital image. If no picture matches, choose "not shown". Hybridization sp sp³d² sp³d A use tne kеrerences to access important values it needed for this question. Picture image A image B image C not shown B Electron Pair Geometry C Ⓒ ©

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter3: Atomic Shells And Classical Models Of Chemical Bonding

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Hybrid Orbitals Hybrid orbitals are formed by combining the valence orbitals on an atom.
For each hybridization type specify the electron pair geometry and choose a picture that corresponds to the correct
orbital image.
If no picture matches, choose "not shown".
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sp³d²
sp³d
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image B
image C
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Electron Pair Geometry
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