Hybridization of carbon in carbonyl group

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The discussion focuses on the hybridization of carbon in the carbonyl group during a chemical reaction involving CH3CN and aqueous H2SO4. Participants confirm that the carbon in the triple bond with nitrogen is sp hybridized, while the carbon in the carbonyl group is sp2 hybridized due to the double bond with oxygen. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding hybridization in relation to molecular structure and reactivity. Participants seek clarification and validation of their hybridization assignments. Overall, the thread highlights the significance of hybridization in organic chemistry reactions.
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Homework Statement


CH3CN [ in presence of aq. H2SO4 and 2H2O] → CH3COOH + NH3


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There is a triple bond present between Carbon and nitrogen, hence the first will be sp hybridized, while there is double bond between carbon and oxygen in the second, hence it should be sp2 hydrized, correct?
 
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