I've just did the test about this
and i choosed sp hybridization
but some of my friends did sp3 hybridization
and it's almost the same
sp has px and py for lone pair
and sp3 has 2 hybridorbital for lone pair too
i don't know whic one is correct
It is sp3 hybridization, there is two lone pair and two hydrogen elecron actively participating in hybridization for making bond with other two of oxygen.
The isomers of H2O2 could be cis and trans isomers. Cis and trans are when the H substituents are placed on the same or opposite sides of a molecule.
the hybridization of oxygen atom in water is sp2.
sp3 -- it has two hydrogen atoms bonded to one oxygen atom with two lone pairs. Even though it has those lone pairs, the oxygen still uses all three p-orbitals to form its sp orbitals.
In H2O, the central atom is Oxygen atom and it is sp3 hybridised
the molecular shape of H2O2 is linear
sp^3
sp3
sp2
In H2O, the central atom is Oxygen atom and it is sp3 hybridised
sp3d bond angle(s): 180
The valence electrons of O is 6 and F is 7. 7x2= 14 + 6 =20 electrons in totalEach Fluorine makes a single bond with the oxygen atom. so that's 2 bonds right there.then fill up the fluorines so that they are satisfied. 16 electrons have now been used up. But the oxygen atom is still unsatisfied so you must give the oxygen atom 2 lone pairs. the total is now 20 electronsnow the hybridization of the oxygen atom which in this case is the central atom is determined by adding the total # of bonds together, it has 2 bonds with Fluorine and two lone pairs, add them up and u get 4 total bonds. 4 total bonds is = to sp^3
Sp2,120 is the hybridization of the central atom in SO2.
sp2
In H2O, the central atom is Oxygen atom and it is sp3 hybridised
sp3d bond angle(s): 180
The valence electrons of O is 6 and F is 7. 7x2= 14 + 6 =20 electrons in totalEach Fluorine makes a single bond with the oxygen atom. so that's 2 bonds right there.then fill up the fluorines so that they are satisfied. 16 electrons have now been used up. But the oxygen atom is still unsatisfied so you must give the oxygen atom 2 lone pairs. the total is now 20 electronsnow the hybridization of the oxygen atom which in this case is the central atom is determined by adding the total # of bonds together, it has 2 bonds with Fluorine and two lone pairs, add them up and u get 4 total bonds. 4 total bonds is = to sp^3
Sp2,120 is the hybridization of the central atom in SO2.
sp3d hybridization
There is no central atom in P4O6. The molecule has a tetrahedron of P atoms where the P atoms are helf together by briding oxygen atoms.
The hybridization is sp3 as its electron geometry is tetrahedral.
sp3 , 2 lone pairs, 1 single bond to the oxygen, 1 double bond to oxygen
sulphur is the central atom it is SP3 hybridised and forms a double bond with one oxygen atom and two coordinate bonds with other two oxygens....
In this compound, the carbon atoms undergo sp3 hybridization.
sp2