Examine the sigma bonding in ethene. What types of orbitals does each C atom use when forming sigma bonds to the H atoms? s orbial p orbitals O hybrid orbitals Submit What type of orbital does each C atom use to form a sigma bond to the other C atom? s orbial p orbitals hybrid orbitals Submit Now examine the pi bonding in ethene. What types of orbitals on the C atoms are used to form the pi bond? s orbital p orbitals hybrid orbitals

Examine the sigma bonding in ethene. What types of orbitals does each C atom use when forming sigma bonds to the H atoms? s orbial p orbitals O hybrid orbitals Submit What type of orbital does each C atom use to form a sigma bond to the other C atom? s orbial p orbitals hybrid orbitals Submit Now examine the pi bonding in ethene. What types of orbitals on the C atoms are used to form the pi bond? s orbital p orbitals hybrid orbitals

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Chapter19: Aldehydes And Ketones: Nucleophilic Addition Reactions

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