1) For N2 and N2*, molecule: a) Construct a MO diagram. b) Calculate the bond order. c) State the magnetic property d) Write the electronic configuration. e) Describe the differences in bond strength and bond length.

1) For N2 and N2*, molecule: a) Construct a MO diagram. b) Calculate the bond order. c) State the magnetic property d) Write the electronic configuration. e) Describe the differences in bond strength and bond length.

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1) For N2 and N2*, molecule:
a) Construct a MO diagram.
b) Calculate the bond order.
c) State the magnetic property
d) Write the electronic
configuration.
e) Describe the differences in
bond strength and bond length.

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