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If x-axis is the molecular axis, the pi-...

If x-axis is the molecular axis, the `pi`-molecular orbitals are formed by the overlap of

A

s-atomic orbital

B

s and `p_x` atomic orbitals

C

`p_y and p_y`- atomic orbitals

D

`p_x and p_z` - atomic orbitals

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