Writing out the Hybridization [ENDORSED]
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Writing out the Hybridization
Is this where you would utilize px, py, and pz? And is there a common trend to remember hybridization that one can follow?
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Re: Writing out the Hybridization
Px, Py, and Pz are used to show which way the subshell is oriented (just think of the x, y, and z axis).
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Re: Writing out the Hybridization [ENDORSED]
In terms of a common trend, use the amount of bond areas. For example, all atoms with 2 zones of electron density would be SP.
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Re: Writing out the Hybridization
The number of e- density areas equal the hybridization. So for example, a molecule with 1 s and 1 p would have 2 hybridized orbitals and a hybridization of sp.
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