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Determine the hybridization of atomic orbital for the carbon and oxygen atoms in the following compound (use the given table and numbering for the specification of atoms). What are the bond angles between C1-C2-C3 and C3-C4-05? What kinds of orbitals that the lone pair electrons (non-bonding electrons) on O5 and O6 occupy?

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