Carbon Monosulfide Molecular Orbital
Shown below are the different molecular orbitals of the molecule Carbon Monosulfide based on the best basis set, DZV.

Ziegler, T. Inorg. Chem. 1986, 25, 2721-2727
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CLICK IMAGE TO ACTIVATE 3D CS HOMO based on DZV basis set.
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This is the HOMO orbital which is the highest
occupied orbital. This was calculated by summing the amount of electrons
in the molecule and dividing by 2.
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CLICK IMAGE TO ACTIVATE 3D CS LUMO based on DZV basis set.
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This is the LUMO orbital which is the lowest
unoccupied orbital. This could become occupied if the molecule was
excited by an outside energy.
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