Draw the Molecular Orbital Energy Diagrams for the diatomic molecules, O2, OF and F2. Which ofthe following statement is (are) true? (Select all that apply.)Of these three molecules, O2 has the highest stabilityNone of these statements are true.O2 and OF are paramagnetic and F2 is diamagnetic.Of these three molecules, F2 has the longest bond.The bond order of OF is 1.5.Of these three molecules, F2 has the highest bond order.

The molecular orbital diagram of O2 can be drawn as follows:

Draw the Molecular Orbital Energy Diagrams for the diatomic molecules, O2, OF and F2. Which of the following statement is (are) true? (Select all that apply.) Of these three molecules, O2 has the highest stability O None of these statements are true. O2 and OF are paramagnetic and F2 is diamagnetic. Of these three molecules, F2 has the longest bond. The bond order of OF is 1.5. Of these three molecules, F2 has the highest bond order. O O O O 0

Draw the Molecular Orbital Energy Diagrams for the diatomic molecules, O2, OF and F2. Which of the following statement is (are) true? (Select all that apply.) Of these three molecules, O2 has the highest stability O None of these statements are true. O2 and OF are paramagnetic and F2 is diamagnetic. Of these three molecules, F2 has the longest bond. The bond order of OF is 1.5. Of these three molecules, F2 has the highest bond order. O O O O 0

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Chapter10: Molecular Structure And Bonding Theories

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