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explain the formation of a h2 molecule on the basis of the valence bond theory (vbt

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Answered by raiesh123

H+H is two hydrogen atom H2

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❤.VALENCE BOND THEORY(VBT)

This theory explains the shapes of covalent molecules as well as the directions of the bonds in them.

❤.FORMATION OF H2 MOLECULE :

⭐. Hydrogen atom contains one unpairedvs-orbital.

⭐. The unpaired s-orbital of one Hydrogen atom directly overlaps axially with another unpaired s-orbital of the other Hydrogen atom and forms one sigma bond.

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