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According to VBT any covalent bond will be formed by overlapping of atomic orbitals of bonded atoms provided atomic orbitals must be half-filled and electrons be in opposite spin. According to type of overlapping covalent bonds can be classified as (a)` sigma`-bond (b) `pi`-bond (c ) `delta`-bond :
Which of the following set of orbitals does not produce nobal plane in xz-plane ?

A

`d_(yz)+d_(yz)`

B

`d_(xy)+d_(xy)`

C

`p_(y)+d_(xy)`

D

none of these

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  • According to VBT any covalent bond will be formed by overlapping of atomic orbitals of bonded atoms provided atomic orbitals must be half-filled and electrons be in opposite spin. According to type of overlapping covalent bonds can be classified as (a) sigma -bond (b) pi -bond (c ) delta -bond : The combination of orbital that can not produce non-bonding molecular orbital is (internuclear axis is z-axis ) :

    A
    `p_(y)+d_(x^(2)-y^(2))`
    B
    `p_(z)+d_(yz)`
    C
    `s+d_(xz)`
    D
    `d_(xy)+d_(xy)`
  • According to VBT any covalent bond will be formed by overlapping of atomic orbitals of bonded atoms provided atomic orbitals must be half-filled and electrons be in opposite spin. According to type of overlapping covalent bonds can be classified as (a) sigma -bond (b) pi -bond (c ) delta -bond : The combination of orbital that can not produce non-bonding molecular orbital is (internuclear axis is z-axis ) :

    A
    `p_(y)+d_(x^(2)-y^(2))`
    B
    `p_(z)+d_(yz)`
    C
    `s+d_(xz)`
    D
    `d_(xy)+d_(xy)`
  • According to VBT any covalent bond will be formed by overlapping of atomic orbitals of bonded atoms provided atomic orbitals must be half-filled and electrons be in opposite spin. According to type of overlapping covalent bonds can be classified as (a) sigma -bond (b) pi -bond (c ) delta -bond : If F_(2)C_(1)=C_(2) " part of " F_(2)C_(1)=C_(2)=C_(3)=C_(4)F_(2) lies in yz-plane, then incorrect statment is :

    A
    Nodal plane of `pi`-bond between `C_(1) and C_(2)` lies in yz-plane, formed by sideways overlapping of `p_(x)`-orbitals
    B
    Nodal plane of `pi`-bond between `C_(2) and C_(3)` lies in xz-plane, formed by sideways overlapping of `p_(y)`-orbitals
    C
    Nodal plane of `pi`- bond between `C_(3) and C_(4)` lies in yz-plane, formed by sideways overlapping of `p_(y)` -orbitals
    D
    Nodal plane of `pi`-bond between `C_(2) and C_(3)` lies in xy-plane, formed by sideways overlapping of `p_(x)` - orbitals
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