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Low-energy bonding orbital

Figure 14.1 Twoporbitais combine to form two - molecular orbitals. Both electrons occupy the low-energy, bonding orbital, leading to a net lowering of energy and formation of a stable bond. The asterisk on t//2 indicates an antibonding orbital. Figure 14.1 Twoporbitais combine to form two - molecular orbitals. Both electrons occupy the low-energy, bonding orbital, leading to a net lowering of energy and formation of a stable bond. The asterisk on t//2 indicates an antibonding orbital.
Low-energy bonding orbital In one mode, the orbitals interact favorably (with low energy) and together occupy a bonding orbital. [Pg.67]

Why should this orbital mixing be stabilizing The evident problem is that this is a three-t tcixon system. One electron must occupy the antibonding orbital, and this is certainly destabilizing. Nevertheless, the overall system is still stabilized because two electrons are able to occupy the low-energy bonding orbital. [Pg.478]

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