Some chemical and structural features of molecules are unaccounted for by valence bond theory. Recognizing how molecular orbital theory describes these systems will lead to a better understanding of these molecules' physical properties and reactivity. 1st attempt Draw an additional resonace struture for the cation shown: ཡི "。 12D + See Periodic Table See Hint

Some chemical and structural features of molecules are unaccounted for by valence bond theory. Recognizing how molecular orbital theory describes these systems will lead to a better understanding of these molecules' physical properties and reactivity. 1st attempt Draw an additional resonace struture for the cation shown: ཡི "。 12D + See Periodic Table See Hint

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter19: The Chemistry Of The Main-group Elements

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