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SCF-π-electron calculations using orthogonalised atomic orbitals

II. The incorporation of variable bond order and variable electronegativity refinements

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Modifications of the SCF-LCAO-π-MO method analysed in the previous paper are described in which provision is made for the incorporation of Variable Bond Order and Variable Electronegativity procedures. A comparison is made with the results of other π-electron calculations and values are reported for twenty hydrocarbon systems.

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Änderungen der SCF-LCAO-π-MO-Methode aus Teil I werden beschrieben und VBO und VE berücksichtigt. Vergleiche mit anderen π-Elektronenrechnungen werden angestellt. Die Werte für 20 Kohlenwasserstoffe werden mitgeteilt.

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Description de modifications de la méthode SCF-LCAO-MO analysée dans l'article précédent, avec introduction des procédés à indices de liaison et électronégativités variables. Comparaison avec les résultats d'autres calculs sur les électrons π; publication de données concernant vingt hydrocarbures.

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Warren, K.D., Yandle, J.R. SCF-π-electron calculations using orthogonalised atomic orbitals. Theoret. Chim. Acta 12, 279–292 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00527544

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