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Molecular Orbitals of Carbon

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Find the ratio of the total number of electron(s) in bonding molecular orbital of $O_{2}$ to the total number of electrons in bonding molecular orbital of $N_{2}$ molecule.

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The total number of electron(s) in bonding molecular orbital of $O_{2}$ is $10$ .
The total number of electrons in bonding molecular orbital of $N_{2}$ is $10$ .
Thus, the ratio of the total number of electron(s) in bonding molecular orbital of $O_{2}$ to the total number of electrons in bonding molecular orbital of $N_{2}$ molecule is $1$ .

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