Posted by gnozahs on Monday, May 4, 2009 at 12:33am.
Not sure if a molecular orbital energy diagram is available for diatomic molecules involving third row elements like Cl. Based on more elementary bonding theory, we could assume a bonding order of 1 since ClF obeys the Octet Rule and we can assume SP3 hybrid orbitals for both, Cl and F. This does not answer your question as it is asked. I hope it helps a little.
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