9bii and 11b the hybridization orbital overlap for the following molecules. Label the bondIBr(vi)(v) CN-(ii) НОBr(iii) NO(iv) NO*PH3What is the change in hybridization of the central atoms in the reactants to theproducts (as underlined) in the following reactions?Draw the the structures othe reactants and the products according to thehybridization theory:(i)BF3 +F→BF4->(ii). PCIS + CF → PC16the hybridization orbital overlap for the following molecules. Label the bonds between the bonds.(ii)(11)HH-C-N-HHPINCentfor Founddies For the following species,(i)(ii)(iii)State the orbital hybrid for the atoms labelled 1,2,3,4.State the bond angles labelled a,b,c.Draw the orbital overlap diagram using the hybridization theory and state thetypes of bonds formed.(a)(byH.kHH-0-HH -C--N-H.13

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