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He₂ does not exist because its
Options
(a) molecular orbital=0
(b) bond energy=0
(c) bond order=0
(d) both(b) and (c)
Correct Answer:
bond order=0
Explanation:
Molecular orbital configuration of He₂ is σ 1s², σ* 1s². Since its bond order is 1/2 (2-2) =0, therefore He₂ does not exit.
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