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    Given Below Are 2s,2p,sp,sp<sup>2</sup>,and Sp<sup>3</sup> Orbitals,all Drawn to Scale and in No
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Given Below Are 2s,2p,sp,sp2,and Sp3 Orbitals,all Drawn to Scale and in No

Question 35

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Given below are 2s,2p,sp,sp2,and sp3 orbitals,all drawn to scale and in no particular order.Which of these orbitals represents the hybrid orbital with the greatest effective electronegativity? Given below are 2s,2p,sp,sp<sup>2</sup>,and sp<sup>3</sup> orbitals,all drawn to scale and in no particular order.Which of these orbitals represents the hybrid orbital with the greatest effective electronegativity?   A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V


A) I
B) II
C) III
D) IV
E) V

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