What is the hybridization of each atom in this molecule? 

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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

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Thank you! Is there a trick for Sp3d and sp3d2?

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What would be the bond angle for cl2 molecule then? Is it sp3 and can still have 180 or does it also have 109.5?

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This was very helpful. Furthermore, it seems like lone pairs does not affect hybridization. Is this correct to assume?

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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.

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what would atom make and the bond angle must be if the hybirdisation must be sp3d and sp3d2?

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thank you for this video...but can you please explain some easy tricks to find hybridisation involving d - orbital...like sp3d ?

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Do these rules work for more than C,N, &O? thank you:)

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What about an empty orbital, or unpaired electron? Do the same rules apply?

What about the oxygen in furan? It has no multiple bonds but is still sp2 hybridized

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