Worked examples: Finding the hybridization of atoms in organic molecules | Khan Academy

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[Tswizzle]

Now. I F I N A L L Y. Understand. THANK YOU.

[angelusvastator]

I struggled with this in my chem class. Thanks so much for this!

[DarkkiraraGT]

Thanks so much! I understand this so much better with steric number

[Marshmallow]

Thank you for this, it helped a lot !

[erikvoitus]

whats the difference between a tetrahedal and a trgonal pyramid?

[nikolashadjipaschalis]

how do you find hybridization of non cabon atoms like in inorganic compounds nhs bf3 pcl5 etc. can someone send a link?

[lishalingesh]

does anyone know what the names of all the molecules are?

[mackd]

What about the lone pair on the oxygen? When calculating the SN, he stated that oxygen didn't have any lone pairs.