Sketch a MO energy level diagram for cluster bonding in E6 in Oh Point group using these orbitals ( A1g, t2g, t1u) and populate it with electrons to give maximum bonding character.If E = a Group 13 element with all valence electrons available for cluster bonding, what would be the charge on the cluster to maximise the bonding interactions?

Sketch a MO energy level diagram for cluster bonding in E6 in Oh Point group using these orbitals ( A1g, t2g, t1u) and populate it with electrons to give maximum bonding character.If E = a Group 13 element with all valence electrons available for cluster bonding, what would be the charge on the cluster to maximise the bonding interactions?

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Chapter1: Covalent Bonding And Shapes Of Molecules

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