QUESTION 9 An expanded valence shell is only possible for period orbitals. (metals or non-metals) from (a number) or higher because these elements have QUESTION 10 Match the description to the bond type or theory. Head-to-Head Overlap Side-to-Side Overlap Molecular orbital (MO) theory Valence Bond (VB) theory (S,P,D,F) A. two atoms overlap and a pair of electrons occupy the overlap region B. collection of nuclei with orbitals delocalized over the entire structure. C. Pi (n) Bonding D. Sigma (g) Bonding

QUESTION 9 An expanded valence shell is only possible for period orbitals. (metals or non-metals) from (a number) or higher because these elements have QUESTION 10 Match the description to the bond type or theory. Head-to-Head Overlap Side-to-Side Overlap Molecular orbital (MO) theory Valence Bond (VB) theory (S,P,D,F) A. two atoms overlap and a pair of electrons occupy the overlap region B. collection of nuclei with orbitals delocalized over the entire structure. C. Pi (n) Bonding D. Sigma (g) Bonding

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