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Author: Julia Burdge
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Chapter 9.5, Problem 3CP
Which of the following pairs of atomic orbitals on adjacent nuclei can overlap to form a sigma bond? Consider the x axis to be the internuclear axis.
a)
1s and 2s
b)
1s and 2px
c)
2py and 2py
d)
3py and 3pz
e)
2px and 3px
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