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chrisf
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Structural Isomers
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For the chemical formula C
3
H
5
N, draw three different structural isomers, one in the condensed form, one in line-angle form, and one in three-dimensional representation.
Each isomer should show the nitrogen in a different hybridization.
What is the molecular geometry around each nitrogen in each case?
What orbitals are overlapping to form each bond coming out of the nitrogen?
UPDATE - I've figured out the structures and should be able to easily determine the rest. I'll post my answers to see what people think.
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Here's what I came up with.
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Here's my complete answer. Does it look reasonable?
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