Boundary surfaces of a 1s and 2s orbital
Figure 1.3
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Boundary surfaces of the 2p orbitals
Figure 1.4
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Ionic bond
Figure 1.5
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Molecular models of methane
Figure 1.7
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A wedge-and-dash drawing of the structure
of methane
Figure 1.8
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Shape of a molecule in terms of its atoms
Figure 1.9
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Representations of the trigonal planar geometry
of boron trifluoride
Figure 1.10
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Models of formaldehyde showing the trigonal planar
geometry of the bonds to carbon
Figure 1.11
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Linear geometry of carbon dioxide
Figure 1.12
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Contribution of individual bond dipole moments to
molecular dipole moments
Figure 1.13
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sp3-Hybridization of carbon
Figure 1.20
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Orbital overlaps involved in  bonds of methane
Figure 1.22
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Orbital overlap description
Figure 1.23
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Atoms of ethylene
Figure 1.24
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sp2-Hybridization of carbon
Figure 1.25
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Orbital overlaps and
bonding in ethylene
Figure 1.27
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Acetylene is a linear molecule
Figure 1.28
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sp-Hybridization of carbon
Figure 1.29
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Orbital overlaps and bonding in acetylene
Figure 1.31
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