None A. For the indicated carbon atom, give its hybridization and a list of all hybridized andunhybridized atomic orbitals and how each orbital is used for this atom. Part B-1)REDRAW the structure on your paper. Directly ON TOP of the structure, draw a pictureof the for electrons for both π-bonding and *-anti-bonding orbitals. Part B-2)Clearly indicate positions of any nodes.B. Pointing to π electronsA. Pointing to this carbon-CEC-H

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Consider the incomplete orbital representation of O2 , below right. a. Identify which lobes are hybrid orbitals (identify the type) and which lobes arep orbitals. b. Use dotted lines to show any bonds. c. Use up or down arrows to show electron occupation of each hybrid orbital or bond.
To preview the image Part A) For the indicated Carbon atom, give its hybridization and a list of all hybridized and unhybridized atomic orbitals and how each orbital is used for this atom. Part B-1) REDRAW the structure on your paper. Directly ON TOP of the structure, draw a picture of the for electrons for both 7- bonding and m*-anti-bonding orbitals. Part B-2) Clearly indicate positions of any nodes. Part A Pointing to this carbon Part B Pointing to these electrons л-bonding and *-antibonding
(please give clear handwritten answer) Draw a complete molecular orbital diagram for LiF. Explain that Energy levels of the atomic orbitals and what kind of character the bonding and antibonding orbitals display.
4. ,A: Briefly describe why the p orbital can contain a positive charge and hybridized orbital cannot. Use pictures in your answer. B: Briefly explain why a hybridized orbital can contain a negative charge, and P-orbital cannot. Use pictures in your answer.
a. Label the hybridization of the identified atoms (A.-F.). [Note: All bonds have been identified for these letters.] TT b. Write the total number of o and n bonds in the structure. [Note: All bonds have NOT been identified for all atoms in the molecule. You need to fill in the bonds recognizing that at the end of every line, unless already designated with another atom, and every juncture between two lines is a carbon atom. And carbon makes four bonds around it at all times, so if a bond is not shown, it still exists and is to an H atom.] OH O A. H HOE CH 3 B. C ): CH 3 D. H F. 10: 5: E. H
1. Neatly draw the Lewis dot structure. (Must be hand-drawn and very neat) 2. Count and report the number of electron regions around the center atom. 3. Count and report the number of bonds around the center atom. 4. Draw the i ground state ii. Promoted state and iii. Hybrid state energy level diagrams for the center atom, 5. Neatly draw the molecule in three dimensions showing atomic/hybrid orbital overlap demonstrated in the figure above. 6. Label all bond angles. Molecule #3:XEF4
1. Neatly draw the Lewis dot structure. (Must be hand-drawn and very neat) 2. Count and report the number of electron regions around the center atom. 3. Count and report the number of bonds around the center atom. 4. Draw the i ground state ii. Promoted state and iii. Hybrid state energy level diagrams for the center atom. 5. Neatly draw the molecule in three dimensions showing atomic/hybrid orbital overlap demonstrated in the figure above. 6. Label all bond angles. Molecule #1: H2O D. Molecule #2: NH3 Molecule #3:XEF4 Molecule #4: CH2O
1) For each condensed or skeletal structure below: A. Draw a complete Lewis structure. Note: show all non-bonding electron pairs. B. Indicate the hybridization of all C, O, and N atoms in each of the molecules. C. Label each of the indicated bonds (marked by an arrow) as either a sigma or pi bond. (Note: Remember, e.g. that a double bond is made up of both a o and a π bond). Also indicate which orbitals overlap to form the bond (e.g., Ols-2sp3). D. For atoms having lone pairs in the molecules below, indicate in which orbitals the lone pairs are located. E. Which of the bonds indicated by arrows is shorter? a) c) H CH3 C=CHC=C-CH g) (CH3)3CCN CH3 CH₂CH=CHCECH b) d) CH3 Lo LOH f) CH₂CH(CH3)SH h) (CH3)2CH(CH₂)3Br
Given the molecule CH2CHCN Please draw a Lewis structure for this compound with CORRECT GEOMETRY and label all sigma and pi bonds with the orbitals it is made from (what orbitals are overlapping to form the bond). You may draw the hybridized sigma orbitals as sticks and the unhybridized p-orbitals as lobes for clarity. For this question, you DO need to draw out the orbitals.
9) What is the maximum number of hybrid orbitals that a carbon may form? What is the minimum number? Explain your answer [draw the orbital box notion for the C atom I’m your explanation)
The instructions are to draw the resonance hybrid structure of the molecule on the left. My answer is circled , which is wrong. Can someone explain why?
1. Apply Hybrid Orbital Theory to this molecule: H. a) Label each as sigma or pi. b) State which orbitals are overlapping to form each bond. c) Show in detail how the atomic orbitals of O form hybrid orbitals.

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