47) Combination of two p-atomic orbitals give two molecular orbitals. Show the possible two molecular orbitals for the two p-orbitals shown below (use the red lobe as shaded lobe, clearly indicate the node and the direction of increasing energy) 3.8 + H |-

47) Combination of two p-atomic orbitals give two molecular orbitals. Show the possible two molecular orbitals for the two p-orbitals shown below (use the red lobe as shaded lobe, clearly indicate the node and the direction of increasing energy) 3.8 + H |-

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47) Combination of two p-atomic orbitals give two molecular orbitals. Show the possible two molecular
orbitals for the two p-orbitals shown below (use the red lobe as shaded lobe, clearly indicate the node and
the direction of increasing energy)
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