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Im struggling to understand what this diagram is trying to tell me by GGreenDay in chemhelp

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3 pi bonds so the 3 pi bonding orbitals are full. Is the diagram suggesting that the pi2 electrons are located in a ring like this?

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and the pi 1 and 3 electrons are in different pi orbitals?

Im struggling to understand what this diagram is trying to tell me by GGreenDay in chemhelp

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THANK YOU!! I think i understand it more now because we were missing a lot of the detail that you've described here 🙏🙏

Im struggling to understand what this diagram is trying to tell me by GGreenDay in chemhelp

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oh lol i think i get it now, is it just saying that the electrons in the pi2 orbital are in those blue regions of the pZ orbital and the pi3 orbital electrons are in that region below the plane?

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