a. The oxygen atom (with its 2s orbital) forms a s bond with oneof the three sp2 hybrid orbitals of the carbon atom; the twohydrogen atoms (with their 1s orbitals) each form a s bond with oneof the three sp2 hybrid orbitals of the carbon atom.
b. The oxygen atom (with its 2p orbital) forms a p bond with one ofthe three sp2 hybrid orbitals of the carbon atom; the two hydrogenatoms (with their 1s orbitals) each form a s bond with one of thethree sp2 hybrid orbitals of the carbon atom.
c. The oxygen atom (with its 2p orbital) forms a p bond with the pzorbital of the carbon atom; the two hydrogen atoms (with their 1sorbitals) each form a s bond with one of the two sp2 hybridorbitals of the carbon atom.
d. The oxygen atom (with its 2p orbital) forms a s bond with one ofthe three sp2 hybrid orbitals of the carbon atom; the two hydrogenatoms (with their 1s orbitals) each form a s bond with one of thethree sp2 hybrid orbitals of the carbon atom. The oxygen atom alsoforms a p bond with carbon which involves the 2pz orbitals ofoxygen and carbon.
a. The oxygen atom (with its 2s orbital) forms a s bond with oneof the three sp2 hybrid orbitals of the carbon atom; the twohydrogen atoms (with their 1s orbitals) each form a s bond with oneof the three sp2 hybrid orbitals of the carbon atom.
b. The oxygen atom (with its 2p orbital) forms a p bond with one ofthe three sp2 hybrid orbitals of the carbon atom; the two hydrogenatoms (with their 1s orbitals) each form a s bond with one of thethree sp2 hybrid orbitals of the carbon atom.
c. The oxygen atom (with its 2p orbital) forms a p bond with the pzorbital of the carbon atom; the two hydrogen atoms (with their 1sorbitals) each form a s bond with one of the two sp2 hybridorbitals of the carbon atom.
d. The oxygen atom (with its 2p orbital) forms a s bond with one ofthe three sp2 hybrid orbitals of the carbon atom; the two hydrogenatoms (with their 1s orbitals) each form a s bond with one of thethree sp2 hybrid orbitals of the carbon atom. The oxygen atom alsoforms a p bond with carbon which involves the 2pz orbitals ofoxygen and carbon.
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