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Question
Which of the two ions from the list given below, have the geometry that is explained by the same hybridisation of orbitals NO2-, NO3-, NH2-, NH4+, SCN- ?
Options
A.NH4+ and NH3-
B.SCN- and NH2-
C.NO2- and NH2-
D.NO2- and NO3-
Solution
NO2- → sp2
NO3- → sp2
NH2- → sp3
NH4+ → sp3
SCN- → sp
NO2- and NO3- both have the same hybridisation.
NO3- → sp2
NH2- → sp3
NH4+ → sp3
SCN- → sp
NO2- and NO3- both have the same hybridisation.
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