Chemistry, asked by samir269, 2 months ago

atomic orbital are
centric.​

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The atomic orbital is monocentric because atomic orbital is influenced by one nucleus. Molecular orbitals formed depend upon the number of atomic orbitals. If 2 atomic orbitals are combining they form 2 molecular orbitals.

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