Some aspects of orbital interactions through bonds: physical and chemical consequences
Some aspects of orbital interactions through bonds: physical and chemical consequences
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通过键进行轨道相互作用的某些方面:物理和化学后果
DOI:
10.1021/ar00080a003
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发表时间:
1982
影响因子:
18.3
通讯作者:
M. Paddon
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作者:
M. Paddon
In 1968 Hoffmann, Imamura, and Hehre reported calculations on diradical systems that led to the now classic conceptual dissection of orbital interactions into through-space and through-bond varieties. 1, 2 As the term implies orbital interactions through space result from the direct, spatial overlap of two interacting (basis) orbitals, & and & For positive values of overlap between the basis orbitals, through space interactions always result in the bonding combination of orbitals (ie,+ 50b) lying below the antibonding combina-tion (ie, 5- acfa) in energy. This is called the natural sequence of orbitals. 3 Because the extent of the in-teraction4 depends on the size of theoverlap integral between the basis orbitals, 3 it follows that through-space interactions are negligible for interorbital separations greater than 3 Á. 1, 2