CHEM 101: Applying Molecular Orbital Theory
Applying molecular orbital theory to diatomic molecules and ions formed from elements in the 2nd row of the periodic table. Discusses paramagnetic vs diamagnetic, calculating bond order, comparing strength and length of bonds for two similar species, and how to tell if a molecule or ion is stable enough to exist according to molecular orbital theory.
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