Draw a molecular orbital diagram for co+ identify

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Problem- 1- Draw a molecular orbital diagram for CO+ identify the HOMO and LUMO,
2- Determine the bond order.
3- Determine whether the bond order would increase or decrease if an electron were added.
Provide complete explanation of problem

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