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Molecular Orbital Energy Diagrams

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How electrons revolve in covalently bonded molecules?

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The concept of covalent molecules is explained using the molecular orbital theory which states that atomic orbitals mix together to form molecular orbitals. The electrons of atomic orbitals occupy the molecular orbitals and continue their motion.

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