Actually i got a question in exam that why he2 molecule doesnt exist?
So i wrote an answer that because he2 is fulfilled and cannot participate in bonding because only half filled orbitals can take part in bonding.......is this answer correct please tell
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yes u r absolutely correct my frnd ....he atom has octet configuration ....it doesn't lose or gain electrons or share electrons ...so he2 doent exsist
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hello dear!!
ur answer is not completely correct
ur complete answer will go like this-->
According to the molecular orbital theory Helium has two electrons in the outermost shell and thus it is chemically stable because it's duplet is complete.Hence it does not participate in the bond formation and molecule must have a bond to exist which is not in case of Helium.
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