NEET 2016 Phase 1 · ChemistryHybridisationPrevious Year Question
The lone pair of electrons in the given carbanion, , is present in which of the following orbitals?
Answer: (D) . \textbf{Answer:} (D) \textbf{Solution:} The terminal carbanion carbon has 1 sigma bond, is part of a triple bond (2 pi bonds), and carries 1 lone pair.
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Correct Answer
(D)
Solution & Explanation
\textbf{Answer:} (D) \textbf{Solution:} The terminal carbanion carbon has 1 sigma bond, is part of a triple bond (2 pi bonds), and carries 1 lone pair. With two regions of electron density (one sigma + the lone pair), it is hybridized, so the lone pair resides in an orbital.
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