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Which statement best explains the difference between the electron distributions of a bonding orbital (e.g., H2?) and an anti-bonding orbital (e.g., He2?)?
A) The electrons in the bonding orbital tend to be distributed between the two atoms. This is because of their tendency to be shared among the two nuclei.
B) The electrons in an anti-bonding orbital situation tend to be as far apart as possible. The involved nuclei repel each other.
C) In a bonding orbital situation, the electron distribution is between the nuclei, because both nuclei want to share the electrons. In an anti- bonding circumstance, the electron distribution is around each atom. There is a void between the nuclei and the nuclei repel each other.
D) Anti-bonding orbitals and bonding orbitals have similar distributions. The difference is in the overall electron density between atoms.
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