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In a typical multiple bond, the o (sigma) bond results from the overlap of from overlap of orbitals and then (pi) bondis) result orbitals. (For the purpose of the question, "atomic" orbitals are considered non-hybrid orbitals) Select one: O a. hybrid, atomic O b. hybrid, hybrid or atomic O c.hybrid, hybrid O d. hybrid or atomic, hybrid or atomic O e. atomic, hybrid

In a typical multiple bond, the o (sigma) bond results from the overlap of from overlap of orbitals and then (pi) bondis) result orbitals. (For the purpose of the question, "atomic" orbitals are considered non-hybrid orbitals) Select one: O a. hybrid, atomic O b. hybrid, hybrid or atomic O c.hybrid, hybrid O d. hybrid or atomic, hybrid or atomic O e. atomic, hybrid

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In a typical multiple bond, the o (sigma) bond results from the overlap of from overlap of orbitals and the n (pi) bondis) result orbitals. (For the purpose of the question, "atomic" orbitals are considered non-hybrid orbitals) Select one: O a. hybrid, atomic O b. hybrid, hybrid or atomic O c.hybrid, hybrid O d. hybrid or atomic, hybrid or atomic O e. atomic, hybrid
Transcribed Image Text:In a typical multiple bond, the o (sigma) bond results from the overlap of from overlap of orbitals and the n (pi) bondis) result orbitals. (For the purpose of the question, "atomic" orbitals are considered non-hybrid orbitals) Select one: O a. hybrid, atomic O b. hybrid, hybrid or atomic O c.hybrid, hybrid O d. hybrid or atomic, hybrid or atomic O e. atomic, hybrid
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