Question

Help with MO diagrams. Next examples and explanation (antibodies, pi bonds, sigma)etc

Answer 1

@Vocaloid

Answer 2

ehh I was never really the greatest @ these but what are your questions?

Answer 3

Like when you start filling them where you start etc etc

Answer 4

just the basic

Answer 5

how i detemine the anotibonding

Answer 6

uh

well usually you just add up the valence electrons of the two atoms involved, then fill up from the bottom according to hund's/afbau/etc.

Answer 7

like for this one, sulfur has 6 valence electrons so you'd fill up 6 on each side (green) then fill up 12 electrons in the middle (purple)

Answer 8

anything starred* is antibonding; if all the antibonding orbitals are filled up that means the molecule is very unstable and probably doesn't exist to any appreciable extent in real life

which is why He2 isn't a thing but H2 is

Answer 9

idk i feel like it's easier to just start with a HW question instead of starting from scratch b/c there's a lot of theory involved in this

Answer 10

Ugh I know your not on right now. I ended up falling asleep

Answer 11

SO something like #4 HOw would I even start it

Answer 12

@Tranquility