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Question 1

The structure of aspirin is given below. (Note that lone pairs are not shown.)



What is the O-C-C bond angle, "x," in aspirin?
◦ ~120°
◦ ~109°
◦ ~90°
◦ ~180°

Question 2

The structure of aspirin is given below. (Note that lone pairs of electrons are not shown.)



Which set of hybrid orbitals best describes the O-C bond, labeled "a," "b," in aspirin?
◦ sp3-sp2
◦ sp3-sp3
◦ sp2-sp2
◦ sp-sp2
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