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Transcribed Image Text:In the molecule HOCN (skeleton as written).
Draw a Lewis structure that puts zero formal
charge on all atoms. What orbitals overlap to
make the C N sigma bond?
O Csp and Nsp?
Csp and Nsp
O Csp°d and Nsp
O Csp and Nsp
O Csp? and Nsp
O Cp and Np
O Csp and Nsp
Csp and Nsp2
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