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Which the following interaction form nonbonding molecular orbital when z-axis is the bonding axis ?

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d_{y z} + d_{z^{2}}

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d_{y z} + d_{x y}

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d_{x^{2} - y^{2}} + d_{x y}

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D

All form N.B.M.O.

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Solution

The correct option is D All form N.B.M.O.
In all of the given options, the atomic orbitals form non-bonding MO. As there is no significant electron density along the z-axis or molecular axis.

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