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2008-07-15 15:40
3D visualization system in order to grasp the characteristics of the atomic and molecular orbitals Takatoshi Naka, Yasuyo Hatano, Shigeyoshi Yamamoto (Chukyo Univ.), Hitoshi Tatewaki (Nagoya City Univ.), Mamoru Endo, Masashi Yamada, Shinya Miyazaki (Chukyo Univ.) IE2008-50 MVE2008-44 |
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A molecular orbital or electron density is a physical quantity which serves as the foundation for describing an electron’s behavior. It is important to embody them for analyzing the mechanism of chemical reactions. With the increment of the quantum number, it is difficult to understand its electron’s appearance from an orbital function formula.
Therefore, we developed a system that helps the calculation of Molecular Orbital. It is able to arrange the Atomic Orbital like models assembled. And the probability density is drawn in 3D. The purpose of this system is groping for whether forecast of equilibrium internuclear distance or judgment of character of chemical bond is possible from observing Atomic Orbitals run into several.
It is going to be useful for the feature analysis of the molecular orbit of analysis of the chemical bond etc. function by expanding coverage to the polyatomic molecule or crystallization, etc. |
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atomic orbital / molecular orbital / isosurface / scientific visualization / crystallization / molecular orbit calculation / / |
Reference Info. |
IEICE Tech. Rep., vol. 108, no. 128, MVE2008-44, pp. 101-106, July 2008. |
Paper # |
MVE2008-44 |
Date of Issue |
2008-07-07 (IE, MVE) |
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Print edition: ISSN 0913-5685 Online edition: ISSN 2432-6380 |
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