Chemistry, asked by randyafrane7, 1 year ago

Why can’t sigma transition to pi *

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Answered by QueenOfKnowledge
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The electron travels from a bonding pi or non-bonding pi orbital into a sigma* orbital. These transitions are very strong and appear very intensely in the absorbance spectrum.

Answered by Jyotimodi
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Sigma (summation) and Pi (product) notation are used in mathematics to indicate repeated addition or multiplication. Sigma notation provides a compact way to represent many sums, and is used extensively when working with Arithmetic or Geometric Series. Pi notation provides a compact way to represent many products.

To make use of them you will need a “closed form” expression (one that allows you to describe each term’s value using the term number) that describes all terms in the sum or product (just as you often do when working with sequences and series). Sigma and Pi notation save much paper and ink, as do other math notations, and allow fairly complex ideas to be described in a relatively compact notation.

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