Titlebook: Atoms, Chemical Bonds and Bond Dissociation Energies; Sándor Fliszár Book 1994 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1994 Atom.atoms.bond diss

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Book 1994cts its charges, we also learn how it modifies bond dissociation in that molecule. This essay is aimed at theoretical and physical-organic chemists who are looking for new perspectives to old problems.

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0342-4901 ecule affects its charges, we also learn how it modifies bond dissociation in that molecule. This essay is aimed at theoretical and physical-organic chemists who are looking for new perspectives to old problems.978-3-540-58237-3978-3-642-51492-0Series ISSN 0342-4901 Series E-ISSN 2192-6603

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0342-4901 is book. The theory, modelled after a description of valence electrons in isolated atoms, explains how intrinsic bond energies depend on the amount of electronic charge carried by the bond-forming atoms. It also explains how bond dissociation depends on these charges. While this theory vividly expla

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Richtig zielen: die kleine Jagdkunde!cause each individual electron occupies the entire atom. Fortunately, we can benefit from the notion of . electron density. The particles are not at rest, but the probability density does not change with time. We look for a stationary, physically meaningful core-valence partitioning of atoms, for future use in applications to molecules.

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The Valence Region of Molecules, nucleus of a ‘giant atom’ extending over the entire molecule: .. is surrounded by charges, just like in an ordinary atom, with the difference that motionless positive point charges are now part of its environment. Of course, the electronic content is still described by its stationary density.

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