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Wadzanai

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Question 1

If four orbitals on one atom combine with four orbitals on a second atom, how many molecular orbitals will form?

◦ 1
◦ 4
◦ 8
◦ 16
◦ None of these are correct.

Question 2

In a molecule with one or more lone pairs of electrons, the bond angles will be

◦ unaffected by the lone pair(s) of electrons.
◦ larger than they would be in a molecule with no lone pairs.
◦ smaller than they would be in a molecule with no lone pairs.
◦ unaffected if there is only one lone pair, but smaller if there are two or more lone pairs.
◦ affected, but they could be either larger or smaller.
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Reply #1 on: Mar 21, 2021
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