7 (d). From the side:Down the axis:What is the symmetry designation for this orbital: 6, ,0., A, A, ôg , or ô,? Is it primarily of 5dor 6s character? Is this a bonding or an antibonding orbital?(e). From the side:Down the axis:What is the symmetry designation for this orbital: o, ,0., Tg , Au, 8g , or 8.? Is it primarily of 5dor 6s character? Is this a bonding or an antibonding orbital? Here's a question from a previous final exam, which many people missed. The tungstendimer molecule, W2 , has the molecular orbital diagram shown below.so,do.I 6s6s tdo,soI dogWEach of the molecular orbitals shown below corresponds to one of the orbitals in the diagramabove. Your job is to identify whether it is a o, 1, or 8 orbital, whether it is "g" or “u", andwhether it is primarily of 5d or 6s atomic character. The orbitals are shown from the side for themolecule oriented as W -W and also looking down the internuclear axis, which allows you to seethe nodal structure more clearly. Red circles (O) indicate the location of the nuclei.

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(d). From the side: Down the axis: What is the symmetry designation for this orbital: o, ,0. , Tg , Au, đy , or 8,? Is it primarily of 5d or 6s character? Is this a bonding or an antibonding orbital? (e). From the side: Down the axis: What is the symmetry designation for this orbital: o, ,0. , ng , Au, 8g , or 8,? primarily of 5d or 6s character? Is this a bonding or an antibonding orbital? Isit

(d). From the side: Down the axis: What is the symmetry designation for this orbital: o, ,0. , Tg , Au, đy , or 8,? Is it primarily of 5d or 6s character? Is this a bonding or an antibonding orbital? (e). From the side: Down the axis: What is the symmetry designation for this orbital: o, ,0. , ng , Au, 8g , or 8,? primarily of 5d or 6s character? Is this a bonding or an antibonding orbital? Isit

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