Hybridization and Resonance

[Claire_Sabol_2G]

Will the central atom of a molecule with different resonance structures always have the same hybridization? I believe the logic makes sense, since we are not moving around any atom connectivities, but I'm wondering if there are any special cases where this may change.

[Anjali Kalagiri 3F]

Hi! The structure of a molecule with resonance doesn't change, so the hybridization shouldn't either. I don't think there are any exceptions to this.

[Aneesha_Nema_3C]

The hybridization wouldn't change in these scenarios, because as you said none of the atom connectivities are really changing.

[Isabelle Kludt 2B]

Yes that's right if the bonds and connections aren't really changing it stays the same.