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Which d-orbital is involved in ` sp^(3) d` hydridisation and why ?

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To determine which d-orbital is involved in sp³d hybridization, we can follow these steps: ### Step 1: Understand Hybridization Hybridization involves the mixing of atomic orbitals to form new hybrid orbitals. In sp³d hybridization, one s orbital, three p orbitals, and one d orbital combine to form five equivalent hybrid orbitals. ### Step 2: Identify the Orbitals In sp³d hybridization, the involved orbitals are: - 1 s orbital ...
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  2. What angles are associated with the following orbitals ? sp,sp^(2)...

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  3. Which d-orbital is involved in sp^(3) d hydridisation and why ?

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  4. Which d-orbital is involved in dsp^(2) hybridisation why ?

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  8. Why axis bonds of PCl(5) are longer than equatorial bonds ?

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  9. Name the different type of bonds present in NH(4) Cl after drawing its...

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  10. Write two resonance structure of N2 O that satisfy the octet rule.

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  12. Taking Z-axis as the internuclear axis, explain why 2p(x) or 2p(y) ...

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  13. Compara the relative stablilties of O(2)^(-) and N(2)^(-) and comment...

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  15. N(2) has higher order than NO. Explain .

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  16. Ethanol has higher boiling point diethyl ether or ethyl amine. Why ?

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  17. Why water has maximum density at 277 K ?

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  18. How many H-bonds are formed by each H(2) O molecule and how many wat...

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  19. Though Cl has nearly same electronegativeity as N, yet there is no H-b...

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  20. Explain why HF is less viscous than H(2) O .

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