Two hydrogen orbitals can come in two phases; what are they? A) Positive and Negative B) Up and Down C) Clockwise and Counterclockwise D) Alpha and Beta

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Nick Bradbury · Answer 1 · 2024-05-03T22:57:31+0000

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The two phases of hydrogen orbitals are positive and negative.

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The two phases of hydrogen orbitals are positive and negative. Each orbital has a positive phase for one lobe and a negative phase for the other lobe. These phases describe the wave function of the electron motion, not positive or negative charges.

Two hydrogen orbitals can come in two phases; what are they? A) Positive and Negative B) Up and Down C) Clockwise and Counterclockwise D) Alpha and Beta

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