Nodes of the original 2p orbitals, Chemistry

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Both of the MOs have the nodes of the original 2p orbitals, which merge into a one node because the nodal plane is common to both orbitals.

The antibonding MO has in addition a node between the original orbitals those results from the destructive overlap of a peak and a trough.

 


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