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In the formation of N(2)^(+) from N(2) m...

In the formation of `N_(2)^(+)` from `N_(2)` molecule the electron is removed from a

A

`sigma`-orbital

B

`pi`- orbital

C

`sigma^(**)` - orbital

D

`pi^(**)`-orbital

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