Using the following atomic orbital pictures and radial probability distribution plots:a) Identify atomic orbital #1. Indicate the number of radial and angular nodes.b) Identify atomic orbital #2. Indicate the number of radial and angular nodes.c) What type of molecular orbital (o, T, or no interaction) will be formed when these orbitalsapproach each other along the x axis? Describe the orbital overlap if applicable. Assume that theatomic orbitals are at appropriate energy levels to mixAtomic Orbital #1PR0070.0605004030.020.01102030r (ao)Atomic Orbital #2R0120.06040210152025r (ao)JSmol

Using the following atomic orbital pictures and radial probability distribution plots: a) Identify atomic orbital #1. Indicate the number of radial and angular nodes. b) Identify atomic orbital # 2. Indicate the number of radial and angular nodes. c) What type of molecular orbital (o, n, or no interaction) will be formed when these orbitals approach each other along the x axis? Describe the orbital overlap if applicable. Assume that the atomic orbitals are at appropriate energy levels to mix. Atomic Orbital #1 R 007 0.06 005 004 003 0.02 001 10 20 40 50 r (ao) Atomic Orbital #2 R 012 01 0.00 04 002 15 r (a.)

Using the following atomic orbital pictures and radial probability distribution plots: a) Identify atomic orbital #1. Indicate the number of radial and angular nodes. b) Identify atomic orbital # 2. Indicate the number of radial and angular nodes. c) What type of molecular orbital (o, n, or no interaction) will be formed when these orbitals approach each other along the x axis? Describe the orbital overlap if applicable. Assume that the atomic orbitals are at appropriate energy levels to mix. Atomic Orbital #1 R 007 0.06 005 004 003 0.02 001 10 20 40 50 r (ao) Atomic Orbital #2 R 012 01 0.00 04 002 15 r (a.)

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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