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Throughout this chapter we shall attempt to adopt the simplest orbital representations consistent with the points at hand. In bonding network 5, tF1 and tF~ are occupied with electrons and q~3 and tF4 are empty. To form 5 from 4 (Eq. 1), the participants in 4 (i. , the metal and the incipient ligand) must provide orbitals with these symmetries, and they must be appropriately occupied. The proper combinations are illustrated in Fig. 1. The metal, therefore, provides two atomic orbitals, one symmetric and empty and the other antisymmetric and populated, in order to interact in a bonding way with a bond having the symmetry properties indicated in 4.
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