Please correct answer and don't use hand rating The picture below represents the overlap of two px orbitals to form a pi (T) bond.The dots represent the nuclei of the two atoms involved in the bonding.If there are electrons in this orbital, the electron density will beA) in the nucleiB) above and below the axis between the twonucleiC) at the two outer ends of the axis of the twonucleiD) in the region directly between the two nucleiE) above and below the axis of the two nuclei,but not in the nodal plane..

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