Dinitrogen gas is a major contributor to the atmosphere and the air we breathe. Thankfully it doesn't interact with magnets due to how the electrons are arranged in the MO diagram. Please draw below the MO diagram for N2 labeling each atomic(s, p) and molecular orbital(sigma, pi), and populated these orbitals with the correct number of electrons. Identify if this is para- or dia- magnetic 2.

Dinitrogen gas is a major contributor to the atmosphere and the air we breathe. Thankfully it doesn't interact with magnets due to how the electrons are arranged in the MO diagram. Please draw below the MO diagram for N2 labeling each atomic(s, p) and molecular orbital(sigma, pi), and populated these orbitals with the correct number of electrons. Identify if this is para- or dia- magnetic 2.

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