Isonitriles (A) are an important class of compounds because of the versatile reactivity of the functional group, enabling thepreparation of numerous new compounds and natural products. Isonitriles can be converted to isonitrile dihalides (B), whichrepresents a useful procedure for temporarily hiding the reactivity of an isonitrile (Tetrahedron Lett. 2012, 53, 4536-4537).H,C-C-NEC:H,C-c-N=cc,AB Identify the hybridization state for each highlighted atom in A.Nitrogen: sp?, Carbon: spNitrogen: sp, Carbon: sp?O Nitrogen: sp, Carbon: spO Nitrogen: sp?, Carbon: sp?One of the carbon atoms in A exhibits a lone pair. In what type of atomic orbital does this lone pair reside?sp hybridized orbitalsp? hybridized orbitalO sp hybridized orbitalO sorbitalPredict the C-N-C bond angle in compound A.idegree

We have to study the isonitrile(A) and isonitrile dihalide (B)

Isonitriles (A) are an important class of compounds because of the versatile reactivity of the functional group, enabling the preparation of numerous new compounds and natural products. Isonitriles can be converted to isonitrile dihalides (B), which represents a useful procedure for temporarily hiding the reactivity of an isonitrile (Tetrahedron Lett. 2012, 53, 4536-4537). H,C-C-NEC: H,C-c-N=cC, A B

Isonitriles (A) are an important class of compounds because of the versatile reactivity of the functional group, enabling the preparation of numerous new compounds and natural products. Isonitriles can be converted to isonitrile dihalides (B), which represents a useful procedure for temporarily hiding the reactivity of an isonitrile (Tetrahedron Lett. 2012, 53, 4536-4537). H,C-C-NEC: H,C-c-N=cC, A B

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