Write a hybridization & bonding scheme for each molecule. Sketch each molecule, including...
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Write a hybridization & bonding scheme for each molecule. Sketch each molecule, including overlapping orbitals and label all bonds.
{eq}\rm a.\;CH_2Br_2 \\ b.\;SO_2 {/eq}
Orbital Hybridization and Bonding:
Orbital hybridization is the process of the intermixing of valence shell orbitals of similar energy of an atom. This gives a new set of hybrid orbitals that are equivalent in shape, size, and energy. The state of hybridization is determined by the number of atomic orbitals participating in the process.
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