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This movie shows how the HOMO (MO6) and the LUMO (MO7) change during the reaction between H+ and ethene. The HOMO starts out as the π bonding MO, but then as the H+ approaches electron density moves over to the hydrogen, ultimately giving a C—H bonding MO. The LUMO starts out as a 1s AO on the hydrogen and ends up as a vacant 2p AO on the left-hand carbon. |
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