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I wish I could one day understand quantum chemistry, as well as theoretical chemistry.

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2p wave function radial distribution
Apr 4, 2022
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Is the $2p$ RPD defined along the z-axis?
Jun 13
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How to reason in terms of atomic radius in this case?
Jun 21
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Why does the ionisation energy of an electron depend only on n and l, when the electron Z(eff) is dependent on the four quantum numbers?
Jun 25
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Atomic radius decreasing across a Periodic Table row - does the RPD of an orbital change depending of the element considered?
Jun 19
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Crystal Field Theory, in a tetrahedral complex, why would $d_{z^2}$ and $d_{x^2-y^2}$ be degenerated ? In terms of counting of repulsion
Jul 15
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Why would large activation energies give a large gradient of the rate constant?
Jul 19
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Based on RPDs, how to tell which orbital ($2s$ vs $2p$ or $4s$ vs $3d$) is more stable ? How reliable is the "less shielded" argument? [duplicate]
Jun 14
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Is electronegativity a good argument to explain that bond angle of PH3 is smaller than of NH3? [duplicate]
Jun 25
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Does the dominance of $f_{chemical}$ over $E$ explains the flow of electrons in a galvanic cell? How to explain flow in terms of less resistive path?
Oct 23
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To what extent can we use the informal version of the Dirac delta function in Physics?
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Difference betwwen $(\sqrt{2}, \pi)\cap \mathbb Q$ and $[\sqrt{2}, \pi]\cap \mathbb Q$ in $\mathbb Q$
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Why probability distribution is defined on event space and not on sample space?
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Does the number of photoelectrons depend on the area of the beam for a given beam power?
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Should I choose Cox-based Jaynes' approach or Kolmogorov approach to base myself on to teach probabilities to high-school students?