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Results tagged with quantum-chemistry
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Quantum chemistry is a subfield of quantum mechanics. Like its parent field, quantum chemistry focuses on understanding physical phenomena occuring at the atomic scale. Quantum chemistry however is more focused on providing useful descriptions of electronic structure to aid in understanding chemical problems (e.g. reactions, spectra, dynamics, ...).
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Particle-wave duality for atoms [closed]
Hmm Hello . I was wondering if we could apply the particle-wave duality of a subatomic particle for an entire atom.I know that atom is better described as space
but could we apply the de Broglie dual …
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Chemical reaction energy barrier width [closed]
Well chemistry before the discovery of quantum world was saying:"In order for a chemical reaction to happen , reactants must have enough energy to be converted into products."I was wondering now that …
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Reaction of HF in water [closed]
I was wondering, if we put $\ce{HF}$ into a glass of water the acid will be dissolved according to this reaction:
$$\ce{HF->F- + H+}$$
Now there is a proton travelling across the water.
All $\ce{H2 …