The binding difference between carbon and oxygen molecules is the same as 2, the binding energy...
The binding difference between carbon and oxygen molecules is the same as 2, the binding energy is 118 kcal/mole and the carbon is 144 kcal/mole. Why is carbon larger than oxygen?
please explain based on MO theoory
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