Name and draw the orbital with have donut shape?
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I hope that's it...... and the name is dz2
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Name of the orbital is dz2
- dz2 is conventionally regarded as a linear combination of two others, the (dz2–y2) and (dz2–x2) .
- Thus these latter two orbitals have no independent existence, but the (dz2) can be thought of as having the average properties of the two.
- Therefore since both have high electron density along the z axis, the (dz2) orbital has a large fraction of its electron density concentrated along the same axis.
- Also, since one of the component wave functions (dz2–y2 ) has lobes along the y-axis and the other (dz2–x2) along the x-axis, the resultant (dz2) orbital has a torus of electron density in the xy plane.
- The xy component which is often referred to as a ‘doughnut’ (or) a ‘collar’, is frequently neglected in pictorial representations, especially when an attempt is being made to portray all five d-orbitals simultaneously.
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