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CHEMICAL BONDING AND MOLECULAR STRUCTURE
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What is the main difference between atomic and molecular orbitals?
A. Atomic orbitals are centered on multiple nuclei; molecular orbitals are centered on a single nucleus
B. Atomic orbitals are centered on a single nucleus; molecular orbitals are centered on multiple nuclei
C. Atomic orbitals are not centered on any nucleus; molecular orbitals are centered on multiple nuclei
D. Atomic orbitals are centered on multiple nuclei; molecular orbitals are not centered on any nucleus
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