On one-electron oxidation of a five valence electron AH₂ compound (C₂, point group) to a closed shell (no unpaired electrons) four valence electron C₂, cationic species, what is the symmetry of the highest energy occupied molecular orbital, and what happens to the energy of this orbital when the four valence electron AH₂ C₂, cation changes to a Doch geometry? O 2a, and stabilised (decreases in energy) O 2a, and destabilised (increases in energy) 1b2 and stabilised (decreases in energy) O b₁ and no change in energy

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On one-electron oxidation of a five valence electron AH₂ compound (C₂, point group) to a closed shell (no unpaired electrons) four valence electron C₂, cationic species, what is the
symmetry of the highest energy occupied molecular orbital, and what happens to the energy of this orbital when the four valence electron AH2 C2y cation changes to a Doch geometry?
O 2a₁ and stabilised (decreases in energy)
O 2a₁ and destabilised (increases in energy)
O 1b2 and stabilised (decreases in energy)
O b₁ and no change in energy
Transcribed Image Text:On one-electron oxidation of a five valence electron AH₂ compound (C₂, point group) to a closed shell (no unpaired electrons) four valence electron C₂, cationic species, what is the symmetry of the highest energy occupied molecular orbital, and what happens to the energy of this orbital when the four valence electron AH2 C2y cation changes to a Doch geometry? O 2a₁ and stabilised (decreases in energy) O 2a₁ and destabilised (increases in energy) O 1b2 and stabilised (decreases in energy) O b₁ and no change in energy
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