2. Ampicillin is a commonly prescribed penicillin derivative. Given the molecular structure: H. H N. H H нн H H. .N. H -C-H H H. H a. Fill in the lone pairs around each nitrogen, sulfur, and oxygen in the formula. [ b. Write the atomic orbital hybridization for each of the carbon, sulfur, nitrogen and oxygen atoms in the formula. c c. Classify each of the bonds shown in the formula as o (sigma) or r (pi).

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2. Ampicillin is a commonly prescribed penicillin derivative. Given the molecular structure:
H.
H
N.
H
H
H
нн
H
N
H
-H-
-N
H
H.
H.
H
H
Fill in the lone pairs around each nitrogen, sulfur, and oxygen in the formula. [
Write the atomic orbital hybridization for each of the carbon, sulfur, nitrogen and oxygen
a.
b.
atoms in the formula.
c. Classify each of the bonds shown in the formula as o (sigma) or t (pi)..
d. How many total o bonds are there in Ibuprofen? How many t bonds are there in Ampicillin?
Transcribed Image Text:2. Ampicillin is a commonly prescribed penicillin derivative. Given the molecular structure: H. H N. H H H нн H N H -H- -N H H. H. H H Fill in the lone pairs around each nitrogen, sulfur, and oxygen in the formula. [ Write the atomic orbital hybridization for each of the carbon, sulfur, nitrogen and oxygen a. b. atoms in the formula. c. Classify each of the bonds shown in the formula as o (sigma) or t (pi).. d. How many total o bonds are there in Ibuprofen? How many t bonds are there in Ampicillin?
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