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Find the number of pi bonding molecular orbital from the following set if z the internuclear axis :
$p_{z}$ and $d_{z^{2}}, p_{x}$ and $d_{x z}, d_{x z}$ or $d_{y z}, d_{x z}$ and $d_{y z}$

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If z the internuclear axis, then the number of pi bonding molecular orbital is $1$ . $p_{x}$ and $d_{x z}$ combine to form pi bonding molecular orbital.

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