Chemistry, asked by fatimarashid228, 4 months ago

i. Show formation of He2 is not possible.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Each helium atom has two electrons in 1s-orbital and therefore, there are four electrons in He2 molecule. These electrons will be accommodated in si1ls and s*1s MOs as shown below. The zero bond order value indicates that there is no net bonding and He2 molecule should not be formed.

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Answered by vanshitadiwaker
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Each helium atom has two electrons in 1s-orbital and therefore, there are four electrons in He2 molecule. These electrons will be accommodated in si1ls and s*1s MOs as shown below. The zero bond order value indicates that there is no net bonding and He2 molecule should not be formed.

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