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Hybrid Orbitals

**Hybrid orbitals** are formed by combining the valence orbitals on an atom.

For each hybridization type, specify the electron pair geometry and choose a picture that corresponds to the correct orbital image. If no picture matches, choose "not shown."

- **Hybridization Types:**
  - **sp³**
  - **sp**
  - **sp³d²**

### Dropdown Menus:

#### Picture:
- Options available for selection to identify the correct 3D model.

#### Electron Pair Geometry:
- Options available for selection to match with the hybridization.

### Orbital Images:

- **Image A:** Shows a 3D model with four lobes, typically representing sp³ hybridization.
- **Image B:** Displays a 3D model with three lobes, often associated with hybridizations like sp².
- **Image C:** Features a simpler 3D model with two lobes, generally corresponding to sp hybridization.

### Instructions:

Select the appropriate picture and electron pair geometry that matches each hybridization type. Use the dropdown menus to make your choices. If none of the provided images correspond to the hybridization, select "not shown."
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Transcribed Image Text:Hybrid Orbitals **Hybrid orbitals** are formed by combining the valence orbitals on an atom. For each hybridization type, specify the electron pair geometry and choose a picture that corresponds to the correct orbital image. If no picture matches, choose "not shown." - **Hybridization Types:** - **sp³** - **sp** - **sp³d²** ### Dropdown Menus: #### Picture: - Options available for selection to identify the correct 3D model. #### Electron Pair Geometry: - Options available for selection to match with the hybridization. ### Orbital Images: - **Image A:** Shows a 3D model with four lobes, typically representing sp³ hybridization. - **Image B:** Displays a 3D model with three lobes, often associated with hybridizations like sp². - **Image C:** Features a simpler 3D model with two lobes, generally corresponding to sp hybridization. ### Instructions: Select the appropriate picture and electron pair geometry that matches each hybridization type. Use the dropdown menus to make your choices. If none of the provided images correspond to the hybridization, select "not shown."
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