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Difference between bonding molecular orbital and anti bonding molecular orbital?

Posted by Sumit Kumar 4 years, 6 months ago

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Bonding molecular orbital	Anti Bonding molecular orbital
Molecular orbitals formed by the additive effect of the atomic orbitals is called bonding molecular orbitals	Molecular orbitals formed by the subtractive effect of atomic is called anti-bonding molecular orbitals
Probability of finding the electrons is more in the case of bonding molecular orbitals	Probability of finding electrons is less in antibonding molecular orbitals. There is also a node between the anti-bonding molecular orbital between two nuclei where the electron density is zero.
These are formed by the combination of + and + and – with – part of the electron waves	These are formed by the overlap of + with – part.
The electron density, in the bonding molecular orbital in the internuclear region, is high. As a result, the nuclei are shielded from each other and hence the repulsion is very less.	The electron density in the antibonding molecular orbital in the internuclear region is very low and so the nuclei are directly exposed to each other. Therefore the nuclei are less shielded from each other.
The bonding molecular orbitals are represented by σ, π, δ.	The corresponding anti-bonding molecular orbitals are represented by σ∗ , π∗, δ∗.

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