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from where did the hybridization concept came

Answer 1

ιи ϲнємιѕτяγ, οяϐιταℓ нγϐяι∂ιѕατιοи (οя нγϐяι∂ιzατιοи) ιѕ τнє ϲοиϲєρτ οƒ мιϰιиg ατοмιϲ οяϐιταℓѕ ιиτο иєω нγϐяι∂ οяϐιταℓѕ (ωιτн ∂郃єяєиτ єиєяgιєѕ, ѕнαρєѕ, єτϲ., τнαи τнє ϲοмροиєиτ ατοмιϲ οяϐιταℓѕ) ѕυιταϐℓє ƒοя τнє ραιяιиg οƒ єℓєϲτяοиѕ το ƒοям ϲнємιϲαℓ ϐοи∂ѕ ιи ναℓєиϲє ϐοи∂ τнєοяγ. нγϐяι∂ οяϐιταℓѕ αяє νєяγ υѕєƒυℓ ιи τнє єϰρℓαиατιοи οƒ мοℓєϲυℓαя gєοмєτяγ αи∂ ατοмιϲ ϐοи∂ιиg ρяορєяτιєѕ αи∂ αяє ѕγммєτяιϲαℓℓγ ∂ιѕροѕє∂ ιи ѕραϲє.

Answer 2

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❉ The concept of Hybridisation came from the Valence Bond Theory...

Hybridisation is a phenomenon of intermixing of atomic orbitals of almost equal energy which are present in the outer shells of the atom and their reshuffling or redistribution into the same number of orbitals but with equal properties like energy and shape

❉ This concept of hybridisation was introduced by Linus Pauling to describe covalent bonding, a quantum mechanical model called valence bond theory had also been suggested ...

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