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Answer the following questions for 1,3,5-hexatriene, the conjugated triene containing six carbons. select all that apply.

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1) Which p molecular orbitals belong in the following categories? Select all that apply
A) Bonding: p 6*, p 5*, p 4*, p 3 , p 2, p1
B)Antibonding: p 6*, p 5*, p 4*, p 3 , p 2, p1

2) Select which p molecular orbital is the:
A) Homo: p 6*, p 5*, p 4*, p 3 , p 2, p1
B) Lumo: p 6*, p 5*, p 4*, p 3 , p 2, p1

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