If we assume that the MO energy-level diagram for a homonuclear diatomic molecule shown on your answer sheet (the left one with the 02p at lower energy than the T₂p) can be applied to the nitrosyl ion, NO*, answer the following. 1. First, complete the molecular orbital diagram shown on your answer sheet for NO*. 2. Now, how many total bonding electrons does it have? Blank 1 3. How many valence bonding electrons does it have? Blank 2 4. How many total antibonding electrons does it have? Blank 3 5. How many valence antibonding electrons does it have? Blank 4 6. Is it paramagnetic or diamagnetic? Blank 5 7. What is the bond order for it? Show your calculation! Blank 6 = Blank 7 8. Does molecular orbital theory indicate that NO* can exist? Blank 8

If we assume that the MO energy-level diagram for a homonuclear diatomic molecule shown on your answer sheet (the left one with the 02p at lower energy than the T₂p) can be applied to the nitrosyl ion, NO, answer the following. 1. First, complete the molecular orbital diagram shown on your answer sheet for NO. 2. Now, how many total bonding electrons does it have? Blank 1 3. How many valence bonding electrons does it have? Blank 2 4. How many total antibonding electrons does it have? Blank 3 5. How many valence antibonding electrons does it have? Blank 4 6. Is it paramagnetic or diamagnetic? Blank 5 7. What is the bond order for it? Show your calculation! Blank 6 = Blank 7 8. Does molecular orbital theory indicate that NO* can exist? Blank 8

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