5) The following are actual calculated molecular orbitals for the diatomic molecule OF- (note the minus sign indicates that your MO diagram should contain an extra electron). The solid blue (left) and red (right) spheres represent fluorine and oxygen respectively. The wireframe represents the molecular orbital (red and black are different phases). The coordinate system is provided. For each orbital: (i) label the molecular orbital as you would in an MO diagram given the rules we have learned in class for labeling MO diagrams (ii) identify the main atomic orbitals that it is constructed from and from which atom they originate (iii) draw a schematic picture of it (Just the basic orbital shapes of s or p atomic orbitals with the correct phase). An example is given below. Calculated M0: (i) Label: 10* (ii) F(2s) – 0(2s) F 0 (ii)

5) The following are actual calculated molecular orbitals for the diatomic molecule OF- (note the minus sign indicates that your MO diagram should contain an extra electron). The solid blue (left) and red (right) spheres represent fluorine and oxygen respectively. The wireframe represents the molecular orbital (red and black are different phases). The coordinate system is provided. For each orbital: (i) label the molecular orbital as you would in an MO diagram given the rules we have learned in class for labeling MO diagrams (ii) identify the main atomic orbitals that it is constructed from and from which atom they originate (iii) draw a schematic picture of it (Just the basic orbital shapes of s or p atomic orbitals with the correct phase). An example is given below. Calculated M0: (i) Label: 10* (ii) F(2s) – 0(2s) F 0 (ii)

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Chapter10: Molecular Structure And Bonding Theories

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Problem 10.101QE: The molecular orbital diagram of NO shown in Figure 10.47 also applies to OF. Draw the complete...

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