Please answer question 20 Part A, B, and C Part CICNOne o bond forms between a hybrid sp3 orbital on C and a p orbital on I; one o bond forms between a hybridsp? orbital on C and aorbital on N.One o bond forms between a hybrid sp orbital on C and a p orbital on I; one o bond forms between a hybridsp orbital on C and a p orbital on N.One o bond forms between a hybrid sp orbital on C and a p orbital on I; one o bond forms between a hybridsp° orbital on C and a p orbital on N.One o bond forms between a hybrid sp orbital on C and a p orbital on I; one o bond forms between a hybridsp orbital on C and a p orbital on N. Indicate which orbitals overlap to form the o bondsin the following molecules.Part AYou may want to reference(Pages 254 - 266) Section 6.3 while completing thisproblem.BeBr2The two sigma bonds form between a hybrid sp orbital on Be and a p orbital on Br.The two sigma bonds form between a p orbital on Be and a hybrid sp orbital on Br.The two sigma bonds form between an s orbital on Be and a p orbital on Br.O The two sigma bonds form between a hybrid sp? orbital on Be and ap orbital on Br.Part BBeCl2The two sigma bonds form between a hybrid sp3 orbital on Be and a p orbital on Cl.The two sigma bonds form between a hybrid sp orbital on Be and a p orbital on Cl.The two sigma bonds form between an s orbital on Be and a hybrid sp orbital on Cl.The two sigma bonds form between a hybrid sp orbital on Be and a p orbital on Cl.

Hybridization of BeBr2, BeCl2 and ICN

Part C ICN One o bond forms between a hybrid sp³ orbital on C and a p orbital on I; one o bond forms between a hybrid sp? orbital on C and a p orbital on N. One o bond forms between a hybrid sp² orbital on C and a p orbital on I; one o bond forms between a hybrid sp orbital on C and a p orbital on N. One o bond forms between a hybrid sp² orbital on C and a p orbital on I; one o bond forms between a hybrid sp° orbital on C and a p orbital on N. One o bond forms between a hybrid sp orbital on C and a p orbital on I; one o bond forms between a hybrid sp orbital on C and a p orbital on N.

Part C ICN One o bond forms between a hybrid sp³ orbital on C and a p orbital on I; one o bond forms between a hybrid sp? orbital on C and a p orbital on N. One o bond forms between a hybrid sp² orbital on C and a p orbital on I; one o bond forms between a hybrid sp orbital on C and a p orbital on N. One o bond forms between a hybrid sp² orbital on C and a p orbital on I; one o bond forms between a hybrid sp° orbital on C and a p orbital on N. One o bond forms between a hybrid sp orbital on C and a p orbital on I; one o bond forms between a hybrid sp orbital on C and a p orbital on N.

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Chapter9: Bonding And Molecular Structure: Orbital Hybridization And Molecular Orbitals

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Problem 71SCQ: Bromine forms a number of oxides of varying stability. (a) One oxide has 90.90% Br and 9.10% O....

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