Question

In which of the following molecules, the central atom uses unhybridised atomic orbitals for bonding?

Answer 1

Answer:

A

Explanation:

The molecule which follows Drago's rule and forms bond through pure p orbital and the bond angle is nearby 90o are unhybridised, Therefore among the options S(CH3)2 is unhybridised and hence,A is the correct option.

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer of this question is S(CH3)2.

Explanation:

Given -  The central atom uses unhybridised atomic orbitals for bonding.

To Find - Write which of the following molecules, the central atom uses unhybridised atomic orbitals for bonding?

S(CH3)2 is the central atom uses unhybridised atomic orbitals for bonding.

Unhybridised molecules are those that follow Drago's rule and make bonds through pure p orbitals with a bond angle close to 90o. Among the possibilities, S(CH3)2 is unhybridised.

The regular atomic orbitals that we have always known are unhybridized orbitals. Orbitals that reflect a blend of unhybridized and hybridised orbitals are known as hybridised orbitals. These orbitals depict what happens during bonding and aid in determining the molecule structure.

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