Match each of the following wave functions (w1, P2, P3, and w4) the appropriate bond (A, B, C, or D). (pay attention to the coordinates) Note: The answer should be in the following format: psi 1 = psi 2 = , etc.. 1. 1. v4 V4 V4 1. 1. %3D V4 1. AZ t's D V4 %3D 4 V4

Match each of the following wave functions (w1, P2, P3, and w4) the appropriate bond (A, B, C, or D). (pay attention to the coordinates) Note: The answer should be in the following format: psi 1 = psi 2 = , etc.. 1. 1. v4 V4 V4 1. 1. %3D V4 1. AZ t's D V4 %3D 4 V4

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the appropriate bond (A, B, C, or D). (pay attention to the
coordinates) Note: The answer should be in the following format: psi
1 =
psi 2 =
etc..
V4
1.
1
+.
V4

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