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What determines the type of hybridisation that occurs in an atom?

Options

  1. AThe atomic weight of the atom
  2. BThe valence shell of the atom
  3. CThe number of electrons in the atom
  4. DThe energy levels of orbitals in the atom

Correct answer

B. The valence shell of the atom

Step-by-step solution

The type of hybridisation that occurs in an atom is determined by the valence shell of the atom.

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