Question

Describe S,SP,SP2,SP3 hybrid orbtals pls answer it

Answer 1

Answer:Huh?

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Answer 2

Answer:

First of all, there is nothing like S hybridised orbitals. SP hybridised orbitals are actually present in linear molecules like CO2 and C2H2. This means that the s orbital of the hydrogen and the p-orbital of carbon fuse together to form sp hybridised orbitals. Similarly sp2 consists of two p-orbital and one s - orbital merging with each other. Example is BeF2. And methane , water etc. have sp3 hybridised orbitals.

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