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In pent− 2 −yne (CH3CCCH2CH3), there are four atoms in a straight line. Use dashed lines and wedges to draw three-dimensional representation of this molecule, and circle the four atoms that are in a straight line.

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To draw a molecule on a piece of paper, dashed wedges are used to bond the atoms that are projecting away from us, and full wedges are used to bond the atoms that are projecting towards us. Solid lines are used to bond the atoms that are in the plane of paper.

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Three- dimensional representation (using wedges and dashed lines)

To draw a molecule on a piece of paper, dashed wedges are used to bond the atoms that are projecting away from us, and full wedges are used to bond the atoms that are projecting towards us. Solid lines are used to bond the atoms that are in the plane of paper.

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Hybridization

The mixing of atomic orbitals to give equal number of symmetrically hybridized orbitals is known as hybridization. The different types of hybridization are sp , sp2 , sp3 , sp3d , sp3d2 or sp2d3 , sp3d3 . sp hybridization is linear with a bond angle of 180° , sp2 hybridization is trigonal planar with a bond angle of 120° and sp3 hybridization is tetrahedral with a bond angle of 109.5°

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Drawing three-dimensional structure of pent-2-yne (using wedges and dashed lines) and circling four atoms that lie in a straight line

The atoms on the triple bond are hybridized and the molecule is linear in shape with a bond angle of 180° .

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