Decide if the following pairs of orbitals overlap to form a σ bond, π bond, or no bond at all. Choose the correct variant of explanation, including a sketch of the orbitals. Assume the bond lies along the z-axis. sp? and 2px2px and 2pxsp and 2p,O sp? and 2p, lie in different planes and do not form a bondO 2py and 2px point toward each other along the bond axis and form a o bondO sp and 2p, point toward each other along the bond axis and form a r bondO sp? and 2px are in the same plane and overlap side-by-side to form a bondO 2py and 2px lie in different planes and do not form a bondO sp and 2p, are in the same plane and overlap side-by-side to form a r bondO sp? and 2px do not point toward each other and do not form a bondO 2pyand 2px point toward each other along the bond axis and form a o bondO sp and 2p, point toward each other along the bond axis and form a o bondO sp? and 2px point toward each other along the bond axis and form a o bondO 2px and 2pyare in the same plane and overlap side-by-side to form a n bondO sp and 2p, are in the same plane and overlap side-by-side to form a o bond2pyand 2pzO 2pyand 2pz point toward each other and do not form a bondO 2pyand 2p, lie in different planes and do not form a bond8.O 2pyand 2pz are in the same plane and do not form a bondO 2pyand 2pz point toward each other along the bond axis and form ao bond

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so and 20. 20, and 20 spand 2 O sp and 20, lie in different planes and do not form a bond O 20, and 20, point toward each other along the bond axis and form a e bond O sp and 2p, point towardeach other along the bond axis and formabond O seand 2p, are in the same plane and overlao side-by-side to formas bond O 20, and 20, lie in different planes and do not formabond O sp and 2p, are in the same plane and overlap side-bry-side to form a bond O sp and 2n, do not point toward each other and do not form a bond O 2n, and 2n, point toward each other along the bond axis and form a e bond O sp and 2p, point toward each other along the bond axis and forma e bond O spand 2p, point toward each other along the bond axis and formae bond plane and overlap side-by side to form a bond O sp and 20. are in the same plane and overtapside-by-side to form a e bond 20, and 20 O 2p, and 2p: point toward each other and do not form a bond O 2p, and 2p, lie indifferent planes and do not form a bond O 20, and 2p, are in the same plane and do not forma bond O 2n, and 2p, point toward each other along the bond axis and forma o bond

so and 20. 20, and 20 spand 2 O sp and 20, lie in different planes and do not form a bond O 20, and 20, point toward each other along the bond axis and form a e bond O sp and 2p, point towardeach other along the bond axis and formabond O seand 2p, are in the same plane and overlao side-by-side to formas bond O 20, and 20, lie in different planes and do not formabond O sp and 2p, are in the same plane and overlap side-bry-side to form a bond O sp and 2n, do not point toward each other and do not form a bond O 2n, and 2n, point toward each other along the bond axis and form a e bond O sp and 2p, point toward each other along the bond axis and forma e bond O spand 2p, point toward each other along the bond axis and formae bond plane and overlap side-by side to form a bond O sp and 20. are in the same plane and overtapside-by-side to form a e bond 20, and 20 O 2p, and 2p: point toward each other and do not form a bond O 2p, and 2p, lie indifferent planes and do not form a bond O 20, and 2p, are in the same plane and do not forma bond O 2n, and 2p, point toward each other along the bond axis and forma o bond

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Chapter10: Molecular Structure And Bonding Theories

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