Q.2 (a) Arrange the following in their increasing size with the help of slater's rule and also givecalculations for each of themi.Na*, Ne, Fii.K*, Ar, Cl -iii.Mg²+Kr Ca2+ .5(a) Discuss the bonding between two hydrogen atoms on the basis of Heitler & Londontheory, discuss drawbacks of VBT.

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Q.2 (a) Arrange the following in their increasing size with the help of slater's rule and also give calculations for each of them Na*, Ne, F ii. Mg²*Kr Ca2+ i. K*, Ar, Cl - iii.

Q.2 (a) Arrange the following in their increasing size with the help of slater's rule and also give calculations for each of them Na, Ne, F ii. Mg²Kr Ca2+ i. K*, Ar, Cl - iii.

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Q.2 (a) Arrange the following in their increasing size with the help of slater's rule and also give
calculations for each of them
i.
Na*, Ne, F
ii.
K*, Ar, Cl -
iii.
Mg²+Kr Ca2+

.5(a) Discuss the bonding between two hydrogen atoms on the basis of Heitler & London
theory, discuss drawbacks of VBT.

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