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Question
Which of the following pairs of d-orbitals will have electron density along the axes?
Options
`"d"_("z"^2), "d"_"xz"`
`"d"_"xz", "d"_"yz"`
`"d"_("z"^2), "d"_("x"^2-"y"^2)`
`"d"_"xy", "d"_("x"^2-"y"^2)`
Solution
`"d"_("z"^2), "d"_("x"^2-"y"^2)`
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