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... functioning of bacteriophage T (Fig. 13.21).13.12 Synthons and supramolecular chemistry 753the foundation of supramolecular chemistry – the chemistry that deals with thecomplementarity and matching of ... shows a model of the complex of EcorV with a fragment of DNA,90altogether about 62000 atoms. Fig. 13.19 high-lights some aspects of the interaction.Note the hierarchic structure of the host–guest ... with the positive charge of the acceptor.79J M. Lehn, “Supramolecular Chemistry , Institute of Physical Chemistry Publications, 1993, p. 88:the equilibrium constants of the ion/cryptand association...

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... IDEAS OF QUANTUM CHEMISTRY CONTENTSIntroduction XXI1. TheMagicofQuantumMechanics 11.1 Historyofarevolution 41.2 Postulates 151.3 TheHeisenberguncertaintyprinciple ... 732.2.3 Ananalogy 75VII...

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... FUNCTIONS OF CLASS QThe postulates of quantum mechanics, especially the probabilistic interpretation of the wave function given by Max Born, limits the class of functions allowed (to“class Q”, or quantum ).Any ... square of the spinS2and one of its components Sz.2.1.11 INDICES OF SPECTROSCOPIC STATESIn summary, assumptions about the homogeneity of space and time, isotropy of space and parity conservation ... (Appendix C)• the values of S2(traditionally one gives the multiplicity 2S +1) and Sz.16 Of the symmetry group composed of the symmetry operations mentioned above.2.1 Symmetry of the Hamiltonian...

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... separation t =t=0.3.1 A glimpse of classical relativity theory97Galileo Galilei (1564–1642), Italianscientist, professor of mathemat-ics at the University of Pisa. Onlythose who have visited ... specialized in the precise measurements of the speed of light.His older colleague Edward Williams Mor-ley was American physicist and chemist, pro-fessor of chemistry at Western Reserve Uni-versity ... preciselywhat is called the universality of the speed of light. Now, let us make a bargainwith Nature. We are hurtling in the train with the speed of light v = c and walkingalong the corridor...

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... characterized bythe density of states (the number of states per unit energy) as a function of en-ergy. This may cause some confusion, because the number of continuum states indensity of statesany energy ... atthe University of Chicago. Franck also partici-pated in the Manhattan Project. As a freshmanat the Department of Law at the University of Heidelberg he made the acquaintance of thestudent ... Separation of Electronic and Nuclear Motionsity. Therefore, the middle part of the above formula for kinetic energy representsan analogue of mv22and the last part is an analogue of p22m.It...

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... let us ignore the quantum nature of these vibrations56).56Electronic energy hypersurfaces represent the potential energy surface (PES) for the motion of the nuclei. In the quantum mechanical ... set) of the system: the3s orbital of Na (when the electron resides on Na; we have atoms) denoted by |3sand the 3pzorbital of Cl (when the electron is on Cl; we have ions, z is the axis of ... model of electron transfer in the NaCl molecule. R is the internucleardistance. (a) The mean values of the Hamiltonian with two diabatic states: one (light gray) being the3s atomic orbital of...

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... unexpected.Reasoning like that given above has a great value as part of our understanding of chemistry, of speaking about chemistry, of predicting and of discussing structures.This is why we need hybridization. ... result of many years of coding by several tens of quantum chemists working under JohnPople. Pople was given Nobel Prize in 1998 mainly for this achievement. To get a ﬂavour of the kind of data ... averaging of all of them.142Both depend ﬁrst of all of the elements making the bond, also a single bond is the weakest andlongest, the triple is the strongest and shortest.143The model of molecule...

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... quantum chemistry 463Fig. 9.15. a) A sketch of the valence band for a regular planar lattice of ground-state hydrogen atomsand b) the valence band, as computed in the laboratory of Roald Hoffmann, ... every detail of this tangle of bands.38J M.André,J.Delhalle,J L.Brédas, Quantum Chemistry Aided Design of Organic Polymers”,World Scientiﬁc, Singapore, 1991.39Besides the nodal plane of the nuclear ... of a chain of the ground state hydrogenatoms.PolyparaphenyleneThe extent to which the COs conform to the rule of increasing number of nodeswith energy (or k) will be seen in the example of...

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... one of the founders of solid state quantum chemistry. More oriented towards chemistry than Levin’s book. Solid state the-ory was traditionally the domain of physicists, some concepts typical of ... textbook of solid state chemistry. The theory of periodic systems (es-pecially semiconductors) is presented in about 230 pages.R. Hoffmann, “Solids and Surfaces. A Chemist’s View of Bonding ... energy of large molecules (often of biological importance)calculated at the equilibrium distance originates purely from the correlation effect.• The RHF method used to describe the dissociation of...

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... direction of ∇ρ, we end up at a maximum of ρ. The compact set of starting points which converge in this way to the same maximum is called thebasinofattractionofthismaximum, and the position of the ... concentra-tions of ρ in the regions between nuclei? If yes, will it happen for every pair of nuclei or for some pairs only? This is of obvious importance for chemistry, whichdeals with the concept of chemical ... cusp condition in the neighbourhood of each of the nu-clei, where ρ changes as exp(−2Zr). This condition results in spikes of ρ(r) exactlyat the positions of the nuclei, Fig. 11.1.a. How sharp...

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