Exam 4: Quantum Mechanics, Atomic Structure, Quantum Mechanics and Molecular Structure
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A MO orbital for a heteronuclear diatomic is given by
If A is more electronegative than B then you would predict that

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Given that Zeff(2s) in Li is 1.26, estimate the energy of the 2s electron in Li in Rhydberg units.
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The wavefunction for the 2s orbital in hydrogen is given by
At what radius is there a node?

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Oxygen is paramagnetic and has a bond order of two. Which of the following represents the ground electronic state for oxygen?
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Which of the following combinations of atomic orbitals will result in a bonding molecular orbital for a homonuclear diatomic molecule when the z-axis is aligned with the nuclei of the bonded atom?
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Of the following angular components for the wave functions of one-electron atoms, which one(s) must correspond only to s type orbitals?
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What do you predict of the electron configuration of element 117?
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The molecule HeH+ has an antibonding MO of the form
For this you would expect

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