he size and shape of the atomic orbitals have many important implications for bonding and intermolecular interactions in biological systems. Select which orbital type has the largest number of angular nodes. A. P B. D C. None of the answers D. F E. S

he size and shape of the atomic orbitals have many important implications for bonding and intermolecular interactions in biological systems. Select which orbital type has the largest number of angular nodes. A. P B. D C. None of the answers D. F E. S

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