5 I need some help with a homework problem.For the following molecules, please illustratethe molecular orbital diagrams that explainthe difference in the pi to pi* transitionleading to the difference in wavelengths.Please be sure to explain in words how yourdiagrams describe the difference inwavelengths.요λ = 219 nmحمدλ = 249 nm

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For the following molecules, please illustrate
the molecular orbital diagrams that explain
the difference in the pi to pi* transition
leading to the difference in wavelengths.
Please be sure to explain in words how your
diagrams describe the difference in
wavelengths.
요
λ = 219 nm
حمد
λ = 249 nm

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