Electron configurations for c2 and f2

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What is the Born-Oppenheimer electronic Hamiltonian for the H_2^+ cation (atomic units only)?

Write down the electron configurations for C2 and F2. What is the bond order for each?
Which one is likely to have larger bond dissociation energy? Which one is likely to have a longer bond length?

Reference no: EM13112234

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