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If the symbol x represents a central atom, y represents outer atoms, and z represents lone pairs on the central atom, the structure y--x(with 2 lone can be abbreviated as xy2z2
classify these structures by the hybridization of the central atom in either..
classify the abbreviations into each hybridization category
hybridizations:
sp
sp2
sp3
sp3d
sp3d2
abreviations:
xy2
xy3
xy4
xy5
xy6
xy2z3
xy2z
xy3z2
xy4z
xy4z2
xy3z
xy5z
xy2z2
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