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please answer i will upvote thank you (a) For the allyl system with 3 carbon atoms, the energies of the -orbitals are given by: E1=+2E3=E1=2

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(a) For the allyl system with 3 carbon atoms, the energies of the -orbitals are given by: E1=+2E3=E1=2 The corresponding wave-functions are given by: 1=21(2Pn)+21(2Pn2)+21(2pn)2=21(2pn)21(2p3)3=21(2p21)21(2p13)+21(2PP3) Where the 2pei(i=1,2,3) represent the 2pr orbitals centered on each carbon atom that participate in -bonding. Calculate the charge on each carbon atom and the C1C2 and C2C3 bond-orders for an allyl carbanion. (15 points) (b) Three bybeid orbitals obtained from the 2s,2p and 2p atemic orbitals, are given by: 1=31(2s)+32(2pi)2=31(2s)61(2pi)+21(2pi)3=31(2s)61(2pt)21(2pi) Find the angle between 1 and 2. ( 5 points) (a) For the allyl system with 3 carbon atoms, the energies of the -orbitals are given by: E1=+2E3=E1=2 The corresponding wave-functions are given by: 1=21(2Pn)+21(2Pn2)+21(2pn)2=21(2pn)21(2p3)3=21(2p21)21(2p13)+21(2PP3) Where the 2pei(i=1,2,3) represent the 2pr orbitals centered on each carbon atom that participate in -bonding. Calculate the charge on each carbon atom and the C1C2 and C2C3 bond-orders for an allyl carbanion. (15 points) (b) Three bybeid orbitals obtained from the 2s,2p and 2p atemic orbitals, are given by: 1=31(2s)+32(2pi)2=31(2s)61(2pi)+21(2pi)3=31(2s)61(2pt)21(2pi) Find the angle between 1 and 2. ( 5 points)

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