3. Sketch the molecular orbital diagrams for O2, O2 (superoxide, 1e reduction of O2) and02 (peroxide, 2e reduction of O2). Using these diagrams, provide the bond order foreach of the molecules and state if they are diamagnetic or paramagnetic

Bond order for O2, It has two unpaired electron so it is paramagnetic.

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3. Sketch the molecular orbital diagrams for O2, O2 (superoxide, 1e reduction of O2) and 02 (peroxide, 2e reduction of O2). Using these diagrams, provide the bond order for each of the molecules and state if they are diamagnetic or paramagnetic