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A. No, they differ greatly
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B. Only in some molecules
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C. Only for s orbitals
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D. Yes, they are degenerate
Explanation
When atomic orbitals (like s and p) mix to form hybrid orbitals (e.g., sp³, sp², sp),
The resulting orbitals have the same energy — they are degenerate.
This uniform energy level allows for equal bond strength and geometry, such as in methane (CH₄) with four sp³ orbitals.
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A. sp
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B. dsp2
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C. sp2
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D. sp3
Explanation
In forming H2CO3 (carbonic acid), each oxygen atom utilizes sp2 hybrid orbitals.
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