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Sum of antibonding `pi` electrons (`pi` electrons ) in species `O_2, O_2^(-) and O_2^(2-)` are.

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To solve the problem of finding the sum of antibonding π electrons in the species O₂, O₂⁻, and O₂²⁻, we will follow these steps: ### Step 1: Determine the Molecular Orbital Configuration for O₂ 1. Oxygen (O) has an atomic number of 8, which means each O atom has 8 electrons. Therefore, O₂ has a total of 16 electrons. 2. The molecular orbital (MO) configuration for O₂ can be derived from the molecular orbital theory: - The order of filling for O₂ is: - σ(1s)², σ*(1s)², σ(2s)², σ*(2s)², σ(2p_z)², π(2p_x)², π(2p_y)², π*(2p_x)¹, π*(2p_y)¹. - The filled molecular orbitals for O₂ are: - σ(1s)², σ*(1s)², σ(2s)², σ*(2s)², σ(2p_z)², π(2p_x)², π(2p_y)². - The antibonding π electrons in O₂ are in the π*(2p_x) and π*(2p_y) orbitals. ### Step 2: Count the Antibonding π Electrons in O₂ - In O₂, there are no electrons in the antibonding π orbitals (π*(2p_x) and π*(2p_y)), so the count is: - Antibonding π electrons in O₂ = 0. ### Step 3: Determine the Molecular Orbital Configuration for O₂⁻ 1. O₂⁻ has one additional electron compared to O₂, making a total of 17 electrons. 2. The additional electron will occupy one of the antibonding π orbitals: - The configuration becomes: - σ(1s)², σ*(1s)², σ(2s)², σ*(2s)², σ(2p_z)², π(2p_x)², π(2p_y)², π*(2p_x)¹. - Thus, the count of antibonding π electrons in O₂⁻ is: - Antibonding π electrons in O₂⁻ = 1. ### Step 4: Determine the Molecular Orbital Configuration for O₂²⁻ 1. O₂²⁻ has two additional electrons compared to O₂, making a total of 18 electrons. 2. The second additional electron will also occupy the other antibonding π orbital: - The configuration becomes: - σ(1s)², σ*(1s)², σ(2s)², σ*(2s)², σ(2p_z)², π(2p_x)², π(2p_y)², π*(2p_x)¹, π*(2p_y)¹. - Thus, the count of antibonding π electrons in O₂²⁻ is: - Antibonding π electrons in O₂²⁻ = 2. ### Step 5: Sum the Antibonding π Electrons - Now, we can sum the antibonding π electrons from all three species: - O₂: 0 - O₂⁻: 1 - O₂²⁻: 2 - Total = 0 + 1 + 2 = 3. ### Final Answer The sum of antibonding π electrons in the species O₂, O₂⁻, and O₂²⁻ is **3**.

To solve the problem of finding the sum of antibonding π electrons in the species O₂, O₂⁻, and O₂²⁻, we will follow these steps: ### Step 1: Determine the Molecular Orbital Configuration for O₂ 1. Oxygen (O) has an atomic number of 8, which means each O atom has 8 electrons. Therefore, O₂ has a total of 16 electrons. 2. The molecular orbital (MO) configuration for O₂ can be derived from the molecular orbital theory: - The order of filling for O₂ is: - σ(1s)², σ*(1s)², σ(2s)², σ*(2s)², σ(2p_z)², π(2p_x)², π(2p_y)², π*(2p_x)¹, π*(2p_y)¹. - The filled molecular orbitals for O₂ are: ...
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