A carbon atom that displays linear geometry is likely to be participating in:
one double bond and two single bonds
one triple bond and one single bond
precisely two single bonds
none of the above
Linear geometry means there are 2 electron domain
Since Carbon can form 4 bonds, for it to have 2 electron domain,
there can be
1 single and 3 triple bond
2 double bonds
Answer:
one triple bond and one single bond
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