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Statistical Modeling of the Influence of Electron Degeneracy on the Interatomic Interactions
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Journal of Modern Physics·Volume 01 (2010)·Pages 171–174·Published 8 September 2010·DOI10.4236/jmp.2010.13025
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Abstract
It is shown that electrons forming simple and multiple covalent bonds may have different contribu-tions to the interatomic interactions due to the degeneracy of electron states. A simple relationship between the length of covalent bond, its order and atomic numbers of the interacting atoms is de-duced.
KeywordsInteratomic InteractionsCovalent BondDegeneracy of Electron StatesTheory of Generalized ChargesBond Length Ratio
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