Acetonitrile is a very good polar solvent for many organic reactions and has the following formula CH3CN. Give the geometry and hybridization of the bold C atom. Would the boiling point of acetonitrile be higher or lower boiling point than water? (4 pts)
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Acetonitrile is a very good polar solvent for many organic reactions and has the following formula...
Acetonitrile has the formula CH3CN. Match the correct hybridization and electron geometry for each nonhydrogen atom.
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