Consider the following molecule:d.b.c.a. What is the hybridization at each of the labeled carbon atoms?b. What is the electron-pair geometry at each of the labeled carbon atoms?c. Which orbitals are responsible for the following bonds? Indicate which typesof orbitals are used (i.e. s, p, sp?, etc.) and which types of bonds are formed(o or T).i. Bond a-bii. Bond b-ciii. Bond d-eiv. Bond between carbon b and a hydrogen bound to it.

A carbon with 4 sigma bond is sp3 hybridized. A carbon with 3 sigma bond is sp2 hybridized A…

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