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a. H H\textasciicircum C\textasciicircum H \textasciicircum \textasciicircum \textasciicircum H\textasciicircum C==CH$_2$ C Use VSEPR to predict bond angles at the marked atom. The angle is: 120 degrees. The expected hybridization at the marked atom is sp$^2$ H$_3$C b. \textasciicircum \textasciicircum OH H Use VSEPR to predict bond angles at the marked atom. The angle is: 120 degrees. The expected hybridization at the marked atom is sp$^2$

          a.
H
H\textasciicircum C\textasciicircum H
\textasciicircum \textasciicircum \textasciicircum
H\textasciicircum C==CH$_2$
C
Use VSEPR to predict bond angles at the marked atom. The angle is: 120 degrees.
The expected hybridization at the marked atom is sp$^2$
H$_3$C
b.
\textasciicircum \textasciicircum
OH
H
Use VSEPR to predict bond angles at the marked atom. The angle is: 120 degrees.
The expected hybridization at the marked atom is sp$^2$

a.
H
HˆCˆH
ˆˆˆHˆC==CH2
C
Use VSEPR to predict bond angles at the marked atom. The angle is: 120 degrees.
The expected hybridization at the marked atom is sp^2
H3C
b.
ˆˆOH
H
Use VSEPR to predict bond angles at the marked atom. The angle is: 120 degrees.
The expected hybridization at the marked atom is sp^2

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

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07/10/2023

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a. H HICH CH2 C Use VSEPR to predict bond angles at the marked atom. The angle is: 120 degrees. The expected hybridization at the marked atom is sp2 H3C Z: b. OH H Use VSEPR to predict bond angles at the marked atom. The angle is: 120 ✓ degrees. The expected hybridization at the marked atom is sp2 ✓