When comparing the molecular orbitals of HF and B2, one valid difference is that: A) delocalization...
When comparing the molecular orbitals of HF and B2, one valid difference is that:
A) delocalization of electrons occurs in B2 but not in HF
B) B2 has no nonbonding electrons, but HF does have nonbonding electrons
C) the atomic orbitals of hydrogen are lower energy than those of fluorine. In the B2molecule, both atomic orbitals are of equal energy.
D) B2 has a total of 10 electrons; HF has a total of 11 electrons
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the atomic orbitals of hydrogen are lower energy than those of fluorine. In the B2molecule, both atomic orbitals are of equal energy.
(C) is correct option
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