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Use the molecular orbital theory to determine the ground state electron configuration of F, and F. Molecule Ground state electron configuration 2 2 4 F2 (02) (02,*) (02p) (T2p) 2 (#2p) (021) (02*) Answer Bank 2 Then, use the molecular orbital theory to determine the bond order and magnetism of the molecules. F, bond order: F bond order: F, is O diamagnetic. O paramagnetic. F is O diamagnetic. O paramagnetic.

Use the molecular orbital theory to determine the ground state electron configuration of F, and F. Molecule Ground state electron configuration 2 2 4 F2 (02) (02,*) (02p) (T2p) 2 (#2p) (021) (02*) Answer Bank 2 Then, use the molecular orbital theory to determine the bond order and magnetism of the molecules. F, bond order: F bond order: F, is O diamagnetic. O paramagnetic. F is O diamagnetic. O paramagnetic.

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Use the molecular orbital theory to determine the ground state electron configuration of F, and F. Molecule Ground state electron configuration [2] 4 4 (T2p 2 2 F, (01s) (01,*) 02) (02,*) (02) 2 (02) 2 2 4 F 2 (01s) (025) (#2p) (T2P Answer Bank 3 4 Then, use the molecular orbital theory to determine the bond order and magnetism of the molecules. F, bond order: F bond order: F, is O diamagnetic. O paramagnetic. 防is O diamagnetic, O paramagnetic. 2.
Transcribed Image Text:Use the molecular orbital theory to determine the ground state electron configuration of F, and F. Molecule Ground state electron configuration [2] 4 4 (T2p 2 2 F, (01s) (01,*) 02) (02,*) (02) 2 (02) 2 2 4 F 2 (01s) (025) (#2p) (T2P Answer Bank 3 4 Then, use the molecular orbital theory to determine the bond order and magnetism of the molecules. F, bond order: F bond order: F, is O diamagnetic. O paramagnetic. 防is O diamagnetic, O paramagnetic. 2.
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