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Unfortunately, this method only works with elements that follow the octet rule. Expanded octets, boron, beryllium, etc. would not work for this approach.
You have to be careful because resonance my make a single bond more like a double bond causing an atom that appears SP3 to actually be SP2; ex. molecular structure of triazole appears to have 2 nitrogens to be sp2 and 1 nitrogen to be sp3 but all are sp2 hybridized due to resonance on the lone pair. This is important when identifying if a molecule is aromatic or not.
This is not correct unfortunately the nitrogen is sp2 hybridised, its a bit too much of a simplistic overview. You need to think about resonance and effect of lone pairs, as this is more true to the actual structure
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You actually don’t understand how much you helped me, I struggled with this theory for about 2 weeks until I came across this video. Thank you very much.
Helped me understand an entire class in 4 minutes, thanks.
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This video may turn 10 years old this year but it is still relavent. You sir have my respect and thanks. I hope you see this and know that you have given me hope in my organic chemistry class.
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Will the bond's in benzene will be considered as double bonds
n=no. of sigma bond + no. of coordinate bond + lone electron pair
if n=2 then sp
n=3 sp2
n=4 sp3
n=5 sp3d
n=6 sp3d2
n=7 sp3d3
Yeah that's BS, the base of my confusion.
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I paused and found the hybridization after you told how to do so, and for the first time, I finally got something in my good ol' brain :)
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Unfortunately, this method only works with elements that follow the octet rule. Expanded octets, boron, beryllium, etc. would not work for this approach.
Thanks for pointing that out, BeH2 would be sp3 per this video, but it’s actually sp
Duly noted. I’m just starting my Orgo 1 class so this will prove useful I believe
@@nathanielboddy Hey Nate,Will the bond's in benzene will be considered as double bonds
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You have to be careful because resonance my make a single bond more like a double bond causing an atom that appears SP3 to actually be SP2; ex. molecular structure of triazole appears to have 2 nitrogens to be sp2 and 1 nitrogen to be sp3 but all are sp2 hybridized due to resonance on the lone pair. This is important when identifying if a molecule is aromatic or not.
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BeH2 would be sp3 per this video, but it’s actually sp. As Nate mentioned, it works for C,O,N, but not every element
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This is not correct unfortunately the nitrogen is sp2 hybridised, its a bit too much of a simplistic overview. You need to think about resonance and effect of lone pairs, as this is more true to the actual structure
It is correct. Nitrogen has a lone pair, but it does not participate in resonance.
Zemzem is correct. Nitrogen is sp2 hybridized because it participates in resonance with the carbonyl. This video is incorrect.
I just checked with my orgo professor. That is sp3 not 2
True only use this video in inorganic chem. It goes wrong when it comes to Org Chem
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