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Answered by Aayushipandey1234
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The valence bond theory

Explanation:

The valence bond theory was put forward by Heitler and London in 1927. It was later improved

and developed by L. Pauling and J.C. Slater in 1931. The valence bond theory is based on the

knowledge of atomic orbitals and electronic configurations of elements, overlap criteria of atomic

orbitals and stability of molecule.

The main points of valence bond theory are

(i) Atoms do not lose their identity even after the formation of the molecule.

(ii) The bond is formed due to the interaction of only the valence electrons as the two atoms come

close to each other. The inner electrons do not participate in the bond formation.

(iii) During the formation of bond, only the valence electrons from each bonded atom lose their identity. The other electrons remain unaffected.

(iv) The stability of bond is accounted by the fact that the formation of bond is accompanied by

release of energy. The molecule has minimum energy at a certain distance between the atoms

known as intemuclear distance. Larger the decrease in energy, stronger will be the bond formed

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