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    sp⁴ hybridization doesn't exist in standard chemical theory.

    Hybridization typically involves


    combinations of atomic orbitals to form new, equivalent orbitals that explain bonding. The
    common hybridizations are sp (linear), sp² (trigonal planar), and sp³ (tetrahedral). Each involves
    the mixing of two or more orbitals from the same atom.

    If you meant sp³ hybridization (which is common), it describes an atom where one s orbital
    mixes with three p orbitals to form four equivalent sp³ hybrid orbitals, like in methane (CH₄). But
    sp⁴ is not a recognized hybridization state in conventional chemistry.

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