What is the hybridisation state of the sulfur atom in S4N4F4?
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I can rationalise that the N is sp2 hybridised with a single electron in the p-orbital perpendicular to the plane of the S/N ring. (The sp2 lone pair is omitted for clarity) The S atom is thought to be sp3 hybridised, but how can this explain the double bond formed with N? Can an sp2 and sp3 orbital overlap??
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