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Per NCERT §4.6.1, in sp HYBRIDISATION (e.g. BeCl₂ in excited state), each hybrid orbital has what s and p character, and the hybrid orbitals point at what angle?
A50% s + 50% p; 180° apart (linear / diagonal)
B33% s + 67% p; 120° apart
C100% s; 90° apart
D25% s + 75% p; 109.5° apart
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 50% s + 50% p; 180° apart (linear / diagonal)
Per NCERT §4.6.1, sp: 50/50 s/p, two hybrids 180° apart → linear geometry. BeCl₂ as example.
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