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Find out number of transformation among following which involves the change of hybridisation of underlined atom.
(a) `H_(2)underline(O)+H^(+) to H_(3)underline(O)^(+) " " (b) NH_(3)+underline(B)F_(3) to NH_(3). Underline(B)F_(3)`
(c ) `underline(X)eF_(6) to underline(X)eF_(5)^(+)+F^(-) " " (d) 2underline(P) Cl_(5) to underline(P)Cl_(4)^+)+PCl_(6)^(-)`
(e ) ` underline(C )H_(3)-CH_(3) to underline(C )H_(3)^(-)+CH_(3)^(+)`

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To determine the number of transformations that involve a change of hybridization of the underlined atoms in the given reactions, we will analyze each transformation step by step. ### Step 1: Analyze the first transformation **Transformation (a)**: \( H_2\underline{O} + H^+ \rightarrow H_3\underline{O}^+ \) - **Hybridization of Oxygen in \( H_2O \)**: - Oxygen has 2 bond pairs (H-O bonds) and 2 lone pairs. - Steric number = 2 (bond pairs) + 2 (lone pairs) = 4. - Hybridization = \( sp^3 \). - **Hybridization of Oxygen in \( H_3O^+ \)**: - Oxygen has 3 bond pairs (H-O bonds) and 1 lone pair. - Steric number = 3 (bond pairs) + 1 (lone pair) = 4. - Hybridization = \( sp^3 \). **Conclusion**: No change in hybridization. ### Step 2: Analyze the second transformation **Transformation (b)**: \( NH_3 + \underline{BF_3} \rightarrow NH_3.\underline{BF_3} \) - **Hybridization of Boron in \( BF_3 \)**: - Boron has 3 bond pairs (B-F bonds) and 0 lone pairs. - Steric number = 3 (bond pairs) + 0 (lone pairs) = 3. - Hybridization = \( sp^2 \). - **Hybridization of Boron in \( NH_3.BF_3 \)**: - Boron now has 4 bonds (3 B-F bonds and 1 coordinate bond with NH3). - Steric number = 4 (bond pairs) + 0 (lone pairs) = 4. - Hybridization = \( sp^3 \). **Conclusion**: Change in hybridization from \( sp^2 \) to \( sp^3 \). ### Step 3: Analyze the third transformation **Transformation (c)**: \( \underline{XeF_6} \rightarrow \underline{XeF_5}^+ + F^- \) - **Hybridization of Xenon in \( XeF_6 \)**: - Xenon has 6 bond pairs (Xe-F bonds) and 0 lone pairs. - Steric number = 6 (bond pairs) + 0 (lone pairs) = 6. - Hybridization = \( sp^3d^2 \). - **Hybridization of Xenon in \( XeF_5^+ \)**: - Xenon has 5 bond pairs (Xe-F bonds) and 1 lone pair. - Steric number = 5 (bond pairs) + 1 (lone pair) = 6. - Hybridization = \( sp^3d^2 \). **Conclusion**: No change in hybridization. ### Step 4: Analyze the fourth transformation **Transformation (d)**: \( 2\underline{PCl_5} \rightarrow \underline{PCl_4}^+ + PCl_6^- \) - **Hybridization of Phosphorus in \( PCl_5 \)**: - Phosphorus has 5 bond pairs (P-Cl bonds) and 0 lone pairs. - Steric number = 5 (bond pairs) + 0 (lone pairs) = 5. - Hybridization = \( sp^3d \). - **Hybridization of Phosphorus in \( PCl_4^+ \)**: - Phosphorus has 4 bond pairs (P-Cl bonds) and 0 lone pairs. - Steric number = 4 (bond pairs) + 0 (lone pairs) = 4. - Hybridization = \( sp^3 \). **Conclusion**: Change in hybridization from \( sp^3d \) to \( sp^3 \). ### Step 5: Analyze the fifth transformation **Transformation (e)**: \( \underline{C}H_3-CH_3 \rightarrow \underline{C}H_3^- + CH_3^+ \) - **Hybridization of Carbon in \( C_2H_6 \)**: - Each carbon has 4 bond pairs (C-H bonds) and 0 lone pairs. - Steric number = 4 (bond pairs) + 0 (lone pairs) = 4. - Hybridization = \( sp^3 \). - **Hybridization of Carbon in \( CH_3^- \)**: - Carbon has 3 bond pairs (C-H bonds) and 1 lone pair. - Steric number = 3 (bond pairs) + 1 (lone pair) = 4. - Hybridization = \( sp^3 \). - **Hybridization of Carbon in \( CH_3^+ \)**: - Carbon has 3 bond pairs (C-H bonds) and 0 lone pairs. - Steric number = 3 (bond pairs) + 0 (lone pairs) = 3. - Hybridization = \( sp^2 \). **Conclusion**: Change in hybridization from \( sp^3 \) to \( sp^2 \). ### Final Summary The transformations that involve a change in hybridization are: - (b) \( BF_3 \) changes from \( sp^2 \) to \( sp^3 \). - (d) \( PCl_5 \) changes from \( sp^3d \) to \( sp^3 \). - (e) \( C \) in \( CH_3^+ \) changes from \( sp^3 \) to \( sp^2 \). ### Total Changes in Hybridization The total number of transformations that involve a change in hybridization is **3**. ---

To determine the number of transformations that involve a change of hybridization of the underlined atoms in the given reactions, we will analyze each transformation step by step. ### Step 1: Analyze the first transformation **Transformation (a)**: \( H_2\underline{O} + H^+ \rightarrow H_3\underline{O}^+ \) - **Hybridization of Oxygen in \( H_2O \)**: - Oxygen has 2 bond pairs (H-O bonds) and 2 lone pairs. - Steric number = 2 (bond pairs) + 2 (lone pairs) = 4. ...
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