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Daudel R.(edit.) — Advances in Chemical Physics. Volume VIII. The Application of Wave Mechanical Methods to the Study of Molecular Properties |
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Название: Advances in Chemical Physics. Volume VIII. The Application of Wave Mechanical Methods to the Study of Molecular Properties
Автор: Daudel R.(edit.)
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Рубрика: Физика/
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Год издания: 1965
Количество страниц: 188
Добавлена в каталог: 22.04.2013
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-region theory, in carcinogenic activity 165
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, of carbonyl compounds 136
— Butadiene, calculation of transition energies in 8 ff
9 - Anthraldehyde 134 136
Actinomycin C 173
Aigrain, P. 142 161
Aldehydes, aromatic, chemical activity of 88
Aldehydes, base strength of 133 136
Aliphatic substitution, nucleophilic 92
Alternant hydrocarbon, substitution in 75 ff
Alternant molecular orbital method 4
Angular overlap model 60
Antisymmetric functions 36
Arenomium ions 70 ff
Aromatic carcinogens, energy 119
Aromatic carcinogens, epolycyclic, steroids and purine-pyrimidine pairs 163
Aromatic hydrocarbons, protonation of 70 ff
Ascoli, F. 176
Azulene-one-aldehyde 135 136
Ballhausen, C. J. 24 60
Band structure in pure crystals 29
Barrer 141 159
Barriol, J. 5 12
Base strength, aldehydes 133 136
Base strength, carbonyl compounds 133 ff
Battachargee, M. K. 130
Beeck 160
Beevers, C. A. 175
Bell, R. P. 130
Benzaldehyde 134 136
Benzene, calculation of transition energies in 8 ff
Bergman, F. 163 175
Berson, J. A. 130
Berthod, H. 176
Blackwood, R. K. 130
Bloch functions, in pure crystals 31
Bontsch Bruchevitch, V. L. 142 160
Botr, C 176
Boudart 161
Boyland, C. 172 175
Brenner, S. 142 160
Breslow, R. 138
Brilliantov, N. A. 25
Brillouin’s perturbation theory 4
Brown, H. C. 130
Brown, R. D 114 116 126 130 131
Brueckner 4
Bunel, S. 97 124 130
Bunnett, J. F. 130
Burr, J. G 128 130
Buu — Hoi, N. P. 176
Campbell, H. J. 133 138
Carbon-metal bonds 147 ff
Carbonyl compounds, base strength of 133 ff
Carbonyl compounds, self-consistent field of molecular orbital (SCF — MO) treatment of 133
Carcinogens 179
Carcinogens, aromatic 163 ff
Carrington, A. 60
Castro, A. J. 164 165 166 168 176
Catalytic hydrogenation and chemisorption of ethylene 141
Central-field covalency 53
Chalvet, O. 97 124 130 138
Charge density in chemical reactivity 102 ff
Charge transfer states and optical absorptions 13
Charge transfer states and optical absorptions, covalency effects in 15
Charge transfer states and optical absorptions, electronic radii 14 ff
Charge transfer states and optical absorptions, exchange energy 15 ff
Charge transfer states and optical absorptions, ligands 13 ff
Charge transfer states and optical absorptions, width of bands 18 ff
Chemical reactivity 65
Chemisorption of ethylene on metals and catalytic hydrogenation 141
Chhonkar, N. S. 25
Choudhury, N. K. 46
Chromophores 48 52
Colburn 160
Collective properties 119
Condon 47
Conjugated systems 78 ff
Core field 58
Correlation problem and quantum theory of many-electron systems, some recent developments in 3
Coulson, C. A. 85 109 129 142 160
Covalency, central field 53
Covalency, effects in charge transfer states 15
Covalency, symmetry restricted 53
Craig, D. P. 10 27 46
Crawford, V. A. 141 159
Crystal field, charge transfer transition 21 ff
Crystal field, ligands 20
Crystal field, pi () bonding 22 ff
Crystal field, sigma () bonding 22 ff
Crystal field, spectra, intensities of 13 ff
Crystal Hamiltonian 33
Crystal spectra, intensity of 13 ff
Crystal spectra, model calculations in the theory of 27
Culbertson, G. 88 130 133 138
Cunningham, R. E. 161
Cyclic boundary conditions 31
Dauben, H. J. 138
Daudel, R. 49 60 61 97 124 142 160 161
Davenport, G. R. 175
Davydov splitting 27
De Lerma, B. 176
Deep traps 37 ff
Deep traps, limits 37 ff
Deep traps, residual hosts 38
Deep traps, residual systems 39
Deep-chain model 145 154
Degenerate orbitals 49
Delocalized energy 70 ff
Delocalized excitation wave function 29
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) 177 ff
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), hydrogen bonds 177
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), tunnel effect 178
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), Watson — Crick model 177
Detert, F. L. 138
Devonshire, A. F. 141 159
Dewar, M. J. S. 65 99 128 129 130 131
Different orbitals for different spins 4
Dingwall, A. 133 138
Diphenylcyclopropenone 134 136
Diphenylguinocyclopropene 135 ff
Dipole moments of carbonyl compounds 136
DNA see Deoxyribonucleic acid
Doering, W. E 95 130 138
Dowden 161
Duffin, H. C. 126 130
Dugas, C. 142 161
Dzjaloshihskij 160
Edward, J. T. 133 138
Eisenstein, J. C. 53 60
Electron donor properties of the purines 169
Electron transfer bands 54
Electron transfer bands, factor in carcinogenic activity 167
Electronic potential barrier 142
Electronic radii, in charge transfer states 14 ff
Electrophilic substitution 76 ff 86 100 103 108
Eley 142 160
Energy, protonation 133 136 137
Engel 161
Englman, R. 13 24
Equilibrium constants 65 ff
Erlich, H. W. W 175
Ethylene, catalytic hydrogenation of 141 ff
Ethylene, chemisorption of 141 ff
Ethylene, electronic transitions in 5 ff
Eucarvone 134 136
Evans, M. G. 130
Exchange energy, in charge transfer states 15 ff
Excitation band 30
| Eyring, H 130 142 160
Farnsworth, H. E. 161
Ferguson, G. 175
Ferguson, J. 24
Flat-lattice model 145
Flexser, L. A. 133 138
Fluorenone 134 136
Forester, R. 27
Fort, A. W. 130
Foss, J. H. 161
Free valence number 76 84 102
Free-electron model 5 7
Frontier orbital density in chemical reactivity 110
Fuchsone 134 136
Fukui, K 110 130
Fuller, W. 175
Ganguly, S. C. 46
Geometric factor, in carcinogenic activity 167
Germaine, J. E. 161 162
Giglio, E 172 174 175
Giovanella, B. C. 174
Glang 161
Goldberg, I. H 175
Goodwin, E. T. 141 159
Gouame 161
Goudot, A. 160
Granger, M. 133 138
Gray, H. B. 60
Green, B 172 175
Griffiths, J. S. 24 47 60
Grimley, T. B 142 160
Grisdale, P. J. 130
Grum — Grzhimailo, S. V. 25
Grunwald, E. 95 130
Guest molecules 2 30
Gwathmay, A. 161
Hckel molecular orbital treatment, in chemical reactivity 74 ff 105 124
Hckel molecular orbital treatment, of carbonyl compounds 135
Hckel, W 139
Haddow, A. 166 175
Halide ion 52
Halide ion,absorption bands 58
Halides, confined ions 11
Halsey, G. D 160
Hamilton, L. D. 175
Hammet, L. P. 129 130 133 138
Hauffe, K. 161
Haynie, R. 138
Heidelberger, C. 174 175
Heilbronner, E. 126 130
Helmholtz, L. 61
Heredity, mutations, aging, and tumours, in view of the quantum theory of the DNA molecule 177
Heteroaromatic systems, PMO method in 85 ff
High-spin complexes 51
Hindin, S. G 160
Hirschfield, F. L. 175
Hoffman 176
Holmes, J. D. 138
Host crystals 27 ff 30
Huggins, C. 164 166 175
Hund’s rule 50
Hydrogen bonds in DNA 177
Hydrophobic binding, in carcinogenesis 169
Iball, J. 175
Iffland, D. C 130
Imelik, B. 141
Infinite-order perturbation theory 4
Inhoffen, H. H. 175
Intensities of crystal spectra 13 ff
Intensities of crystal spectra, in one-dimensional mixed crystals 40
Intermolecular interactions in mixed crystals 30
Inverted band 34
Isoconjugate molecules 85 ff
Isoconjugate molecules, reactions of 96 ff
Itzel, J. F., Jr 25
Jrgensen, C. K. 24 47 53 60 61
Jenkins, G. I. 161
Jones, H. W 130
Jortner, J. 25
Kaneko, C. 130
Kaufman, J. J. 125 130
Kende, A. 133 139
Kersten, H. 175
Kersten, W. 175
Ketones, base strength of 133
Ketones, chemical reactivity of 88
Ketones, dipole moment of 136
Ketones, nonalternant 134
Kiss, Z. J. 60
Knox, K. 25
Koide, S. 25
Komblum, N. 130
Koreshkov, Y. D 138 139
Koster, G. W. 33 46
Kouteck, J. 142 145 160
Krupp 160
Kubba, V. P. 129
Kuhn, S. J. 130
Kursanov, D. N. 138 139
Kuwabara, G. 25
Lwdin, P. O. 3 4 177 179
Lacassagne, A. 176
Laforgue, A. 141 159 160 161 162
Langsdorf, W. P. 95 130
Lanthanide complexes 55
Lavit — Lamy, D. 176
Lawson, K. 25
LCAO Method 5 7 59
LCAO method, MO method 117
LCAO method, model of Wolfsberg and Helmholz 59
Lefebvre, R 129 161
Lenel, F. U. 141 159
Lennard — Jones, J. E. 141 159
Lerman, L. S. 176
Level manifolds 35 ff
Levy, M. 61
Lewis, M 164 165 166 168 176
Liachenko, V. I. 161
Lifschic 160
Ligand-field theory, applications to complexes 47
Ligands, in optical absorptions and charge transfer states 13
Ligands, sulphur-containing 53
Limits in shallow traps 36 ff
Linz, A. 25
Lipscomb, W. N. 25
Liquori, A. M 172 174 175 176
Localized bond model 117 ff
Localized excitation wave function in one-dimensional mixed crystal 32
Localized excitation wave function in pure crystal 28 ff
Localized model 145 154
Lohr, L. L. Jr 25
Longuet — Higgins, H. C. 85 107 109 122 129 142 160
Low, W 25
Low-spin complexes 51
Luzzati, V. 176
Madon, S. F 49 60
Maitlis, P. M. 129
Masson, F. 176
Maynard, J. C. 126 130
McAvoy, N 25
McClure, D. S. 24 25 28 46
McDaniel, D. H. 130
McFarlane, R. M. 25
McGabe, C. L. 160
McKinney, L. E. 174
Melander, L. 90 130
Miasnikov, I. A. 161
Mirra, J. 138
Mixed crystals 30 ff
Mixed crystals, Bloch functions in 31
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