In CH3 - CH2 - CH2 - Br, C - Br bond is formed by the overlapping of:
Correct answer: D. 2sp3 - 4pz
- A. 2sp3 - 5pz
- B. 2sp3 - 3pz
- C. 2sp3 - 2pz
- D. 2sp3 - 4pz
Explanation
In the compound CH3 - CH2 - CH2 - Br , As we know that Br lies in 4th period so Bromine has 4pz orbital. This 4pz orbital overlaps with sp3 hybrid orbital of C adjacent to it. Hence, option D is correct
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