Question
Calculate the bond order of molecule from its molecular orbital configuration.
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Use the molecular orbital bond-order formula: (number of electrons in bonding MOs − number in antibonding MOs)/2. Identify filled σ and π bonding orbitals and corresponding σ* and π* antibonding orbitals from the given MO configuration; include electrons in nonbonding orbitals as neither bonding nor antibonding. Example: for O₂ with MO filling σ2s² σ*2s² σ2p_z² π2p_x² π2p_y² π*2p_x¹ π*2p_y¹, bonding
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