Chemistry, asked by anshika5045, 9 months ago

where is the probability of finding an electron zero

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Zero probability of finding an electron in the nucleus. One and the same electron in a p orbital and taking part in a common π (pi) bond has two lobes visualized as connecting through the nucleus. There is however zero probability of finding an electron at the plane through the nucleus at right angles to the lobes

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