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Amide linkage

Discussion in 'MCAT Discussions' started by akalin24, Apr 17, 2004.

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  1. akalin24

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    What's the hybridization of the C and O atoms in an amide linkage??

    Both sp2?
     
    #1 akalin24, Apr 17, 2004
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    i think its sp2...but they said "amido linkage" not amide linkage
     
    #2 ASDIC, Apr 17, 2004
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    So what's the answer?
     
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    The answer is sp2 for both. if it was asking about the N it would've been sp2 as well.
     
    #4 babinski bob, Apr 17, 2004
  5. akalin24

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    Amide and amido are the same functional groups. It's referred to as amido when it's a substituent..

    Anyway it looks like we answered that correctly!
     
    #5 akalin24, Apr 18, 2004
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