Which statements are true about the p orbital shown?1. It can hold up to two electrons.2. It can hold up to six electrons.3. An electron in this orbital moves around the edge in a figure eight pattern.4. An electron of a certain energy is highly likely to be found within the orbital, but we cannot sayexactly where.O 1 and 4O 2 and 3O 2 and 4O 1 and 3 What type of bonding would most likely give you the following properties?Does not conduct electricity▪ Solid at room temperature but easily changes into its gaseous state▪ Boiling point 457KI▪ Melting point 387KO Metallic bondingO Network of covalent bonds (i.e. diamond)O lonic bondingO Molecules that contain covalent bonds (i.e. F₂)

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Which statements are true about the p orbital shown? 1. It can hold up to two electrons. 2. It can hold up to six electrons. 3. An electron in this orbital moves around the edge in a figure eight pattern. 4. An electron of a certain energy is highly likely to be found within the orbital, but we cann exactly where. 1 and 1

Which statements are true about the p orbital shown? 1. It can hold up to two electrons. 2. It can hold up to six electrons. 3. An electron in this orbital moves around the edge in a figure eight pattern. 4. An electron of a certain energy is highly likely to be found within the orbital, but we cann exactly where. 1 and 1

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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