Question 9 of 39Bonding molecular orbitals are formed by the overlap ofAntibondingmolecular orbitals result from_A) out-of-phase atomic orbitals; in-phaseatomic orbitalsB) in-phase atomic orbitals; out-of-phaseatomic orbitalsC) highest occupied molecular orbitals; lowestunoccupied molecular orbitalsD) lowest unoccupied molecular orbitals;highest occupied molecular orbitals

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