(McQuarrie 7.23) Using the definitions of the spherical harmonics Xm verify the linear combinations given below 1/2 5 d₂2 = Yo = 16π (3 cos²0 - 1) 1/2 (Y2 dxz dyz dx²-y² dxy = = = = √2 √2 1 √2 |(x² - 17-²) = ( 15 ) * = (³¹ - Y¹) = 15 = sin cos cos 4πT 15 1/2 = sin cos sin o 4π 15 1/2 = sin² cos 20 16π 1/2 sin² sin 26

(McQuarrie 7.23) Using the definitions of the spherical harmonics Xm verify the linear combinations given below 1/2 5 d₂2 = Yo = 16π (3 cos²0 - 1) 1/2 (Y2 dxz dyz dx²-y² dxy = = = = √2 √2 1 √2 |(x² - 17-²) = ( 15 ) * = (³¹ - Y¹) = 15 = sin cos cos 4πT 15 1/2 = sin cos sin o 4π 15 1/2 = sin² cos 20 16π 1/2 sin² sin 26

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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