Specify the hybridization at the atoms labelled a-d. For each atom enter one of the following: sp3, dsp2, sp2, sp3d, or sp. Hybridizations are normally written with superscripted numbers, but OWL expects non-superscripted answers to this question. b) 이이이이 OOO d) H с b a SH H H H C- H
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![**Hybridization at Specific Atoms**
**Objective:**
Specify the hybridization at the atoms labeled a-d.
**Instructions:**
For each atom, enter one of the following: sp3, dsp2, sp2, sp3d, or sp.
Hybridizations are normally written with superscripted numbers, but OWL expects non-superscripted answers to this question.
**Diagram:**
The diagram is a molecular structure consisting of:
- Carbon (C)
- Silicon (Si)
- Hydrogen (H)
The specific atoms involved are:
a) Carbon (C) - labeled "a"
b) Silicon (Si) - labeled "b"
c) Carbon (C) - labeled "c"
d) Carbon (C) - labeled "d"
**Atom Configuration:**
- Atom "a" is a carbon atom with three hydrogen atoms attached and one bond connected to Silicon (Si).
- Atom "b" is a silicon atom bonded to four atoms total.
- Atom "c" is a carbon atom double-bonded to another carbon and bonded to one hydrogen and one silicon atom.
- Atom "d" is a carbon atom triple-bonded to another carbon atom and bonded to one hydrogen.
**Answer Choices for Each Atom:**
- (Dropdown) a) [Select one: sp3, dsp2, sp2, sp3d, sp]
- (Dropdown) b) [Select one: sp3, dsp2, sp2, sp3d, sp]
- (Dropdown) c) [Select one: sp3, dsp2, sp2, sp3d, sp]
- (Dropdown) d) [Select one: sp3, dsp2, sp2, sp3d, sp]](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fd32c0099-d35b-45af-b7af-24c06e9e82b9%2F91c8161f-5375-4b35-87e1-6aa3839cf983%2Fas2a50d_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
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