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Chapter 6: Q39E (page 334)

Question: Sketch the boundary surface of a dx2 −y2and apyorbital. Be sure to show and label the axes.

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The boundary surface diagrams for dx2-y2 and PY orbital is mentioned in the steps below.

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sketching the boundary surface of dx2-y2

The boundary surface diagram for dx2-y2 is shown below

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sketching the boundary surface of Py orbital  s

The boundary surface diagram for PY is shown below

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