Molecular orbital (MO) theory yields a set of orbitals that have the symmetry of the molecule and that are delocalized over atoms, sometimes several; however, these orbitals can be transformed into an equivalent set of localized molecular orbitals.
However these orbitals can be transformed into an equivalent set of localized molecular orbitals. Molecular orbital (MO) theory yields a set of orbitals that have the symmetry of the molecule; some of these MO's may be delocalized over several atoms.
Molecular orbital (MO) theory yields a set of orbitals that have the symmetry of the molecule; some of these MO's may be delocalized over several atoms. However these orbitals can be transformed into an equivalent set of localized molecular orbitals.
Molecular orbital (MO) theory yields a set of orbitals that have the symmetry of the molecule; some of these MO's may be delocalized over several atoms. However these orbitals can be transformed into an equivalent set of localized molecular orbitals.