Use your knowledge of Lewis structure and valence bond theory to predict thecharacteristics of acetonitrile (NCCH3) and its isomer methyl isocyanide (CNCH3).a. Determine the best Lewis structure for acetonitrile. Include the formal charge on eachcarbon and nitrogen atom.b. Using valence bond theory, determine the hybridization on the nitrogen atom inacetonitrile and state the number of pi and sigma bonds in the nitrogen-carbon bond.c. Determine the best Lewis structure for methyl isocyanide. Include the formal charge oneach carbon and nitrogen atom.d. Using valence bond theory, determine the hybridization on each carbon atom in methylisocyanide and state the hybrid orbitals in which you would expect to find nonbondingelectrons.e. Based on the Lewis structures which molecule would you expect to be more reactive:acetonitrile or methyl isocyanide? Briefly explain your answer.

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