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Transcribed Image Text:Understanding how to make sp hybrid orbitals
Examine c picture in the box below.
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Select the atomic orbitals in the table below that would blend together to produce the set of hybrid orbitals pictured in the box. If at least one orbital is
missing to make the pictured hybrid set, select "missing atomic orbitals".
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