MCQ
The compound buta $-1,2-$ diene has
- Aonly $sp\,-$ hybridized carbon atom
- Bonly $sp^2\,-$ hybridized carbon atom
- Cboth $sp-$ and $sp^2\,-$ hybridized carbon atoms
- ✓$sp, sp^2-$ and $sp^3\,-$ hybridized carbon atoms
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
$sp, sp^2-$ and $sp^3\,-$ hybridized carbon atoms
d
Buta$- 1,2 -$diene is
Buta$- 1,2 -$diene is
$\mathop {C{H_2}}\limits_{s{p^2}} = \mathop C\limits_{sp} = \mathop {CH}\limits_{s{p^2}} - \mathop {C{H_3}}\limits_{s{p^3}} $
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