Use molecular orbital theory to complete the ground state electron configuration for each of the molecules.MoleculeGround state electron configuration(015) (01,*)(02,)***(02,*)**(T2p)(02p)NF(025)*TT2PNF+(01s)(01s)(01s*) (025) (02,*)TT2PNF-

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Use molecular orbital theory to complete the ground state electron configuration for each of the molecules. Ground state electron configuration Molecule IT2p (025) (025 T2p NF (01s) TT2 NF+ 02p (T2p*) (02s T2P NF- (01s) 1s

Use molecular orbital theory to complete the ground state electron configuration for each of the molecules. Ground state electron configuration Molecule IT2p (025) (025 T2p NF (01s) TT2 NF+ 02p (T2p*) (02s T2P NF- (01s) 1s

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Use molecular orbital theory to complete the ground state electron configuration for each of the molecules.
Molecule
Ground state electron configuration
(015) (01,*)(02,)***(02,*)**
(T2p)
(02p)
NF
(025)
*
TT2P
NF+
(01s)
(01s)
(01s*) (025) (02,*)
TT2P
NF-

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