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Crossing two pure bred organisms will produce hybrids. The best example is a cross between a male donkey and a female horse which will produce a mule. The cross of a male horse and a female donkey produces a henny. Mules are considered smarted than either parent.

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Orbital hybridization is caused by a molecule at ground state going to exited state and the energy results in the bonding of orbitals.

types of hybridization

SP is linear

SP^2 is trigonal planer

SP^3 is tetrahedral

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What is Hybridization of caffeine?

Caffeine is a chemical substance it can not be hybridized.


How can hybridization be used to produce plants with characteristics needed to increase food production?

because the behr cannot respond quick Edited answer: During hybridization additive gene action from the two parents result in heterosis which ultimately increases food production in crop plants.


Is hybridization an example of genetic engineering?

Hybridization is crossing two varieties of the same or similar species through pollination or other natural methods to create a new variety. Genetic engineering is the process of artifically inserting a gene from one species into another species to create a new trait, such as inserting a bacteria gene into corn to create resistance to a pesticide. So, though some consider them to be the same, they are not. Hybridization is a completely different process than genetic engineering.


What is the hybridization in SbH3 and PH3?

In SbH3 (stibine), the hybridization of the antimony (Sb) atom is sp³, as it forms four equivalent bonds with hydrogen atoms, resulting from the mixing of one s orbital and three p orbitals. Similarly, in PH3 (phosphine), the phosphorus (P) atom also exhibits sp³ hybridization for the same reason, forming three P-H bonds and having a lone pair of electrons. Both compounds have a trigonal pyramidal molecular geometry due to the presence of the lone pair.


What is gene hybridization?

Plant hybridization is the process of creating plant hybrids, often as new species of plants. This is done by crossing genetics from two different types or species of plants and joining them to make a new plant.