3d transition metals: Electron promotion and the independent atom model
3d transition metals: Electron promotion and the independent atom model
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3d 过渡金属:电子促进和独立原子模型
DOI:
10.1016/0022-3697(88)90024-8
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发表时间:
1988
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通讯作者:
M. Trefry
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作者:
E. N. Maslen;M. Trefry
The classical electrostatic overlap energy is an important contribution to the binding energy of a wide range of chemical systems. The transition metals are the only class of solids studied whose cohesive energy is not closely approximated by this classical energy. This phenomenon is related to the near-degenerate nature of their groundstates. A simple algorithm for the calculation of the electrostatic energies in terms of Slater-type atomic electron densities is developed. Results are presented for the 4s23dn, 4s13dn + 1and 4s03dn + 2configurations for 3dmetal dimers and solids. These are compared with experimental binding energies. If the 3dmetals are regarded as being in prepared (promoted) states prior to bonding, the bonded electrostatic energies are better approximations to the observed binding energies.