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Hybrid Orbitals Use the animation to answer the following questions. (a) Mixing yellow and blue atomic orbitals can produce: 2, 3 or 4 hybrid orbitals. O 4 or 5 hybrid orbitals. 1 or 2 hybrid orbital(s). O 5 or 6 hybrid orbitals. (b) Mixing one yellow atomic orbital and one blue orbital would not yield: O 180° bond angle. O linear geometry. O 2 equivalent hybrid orbitals. sp2 hybridization. * f f. sp spasp? sp'd sp'da All (c) Compare the example that uses only the dz2 atomic orbital to the example that uses both the d 2 and d 2.2 atomic orbitals. The two combinations differ in all but which of the following characteristics? shaped hybrid orbitals O numbers of hybrid orbitals O orientation of the hybrid orbitals O bond angles This animation will begin with a narration when you click "Open in New Window" below. To restart the narration, click "Open in New Window" again. Open in New Window The McGraw-Hill Companies wicGraw Hill (d) The third listed combination from the left involves: O one s, three p and one d atomic orbital. O4 hybrid orbitals. 90° or 120° bond angles. trigonal planar geometry. (e) Which of the following is common to all of the combinations presented? O use of s and p atomic orbitals

a- use of s and p atomic orbitals

b- use of s, p, and d atomic orbitals

c-use of only s orbitals

d-generation of more than four hybrid orbitals

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sp3 (4) St PX - sp (2) St Pxt Py or Pr – sp2 (3) St Pet Pythy - Answer: (a) : 2,3 or 4 hybrid arbitals. St Px – sp hybridisation linear, 180° band angle, 2-equivalent hybrid arbitals. sp², does not occur. answer. Cell (6) Sp²d2 (5) dez and (dez and dy-y2) Sp²d 6) 120° 890 all goo Toignal Bin Pyramid Octahadral Answer. (a) shaped hybrid arbitals. 4 hybrid sbitals. Answer - (b) use of only s-abitals Answer (0) (C)