- In chemistry,
delocalized electrons are
electrons in a molecule, ion or
solid metal that are not ****ociated with a
single atom or a
covalent bond. The...
- chemistry, a
conjugated system is a
system of
connected p-orbitals with
delocalized electrons in a molecule,
which in
general lowers the
overall energy of...
- structure) in
valence bond theory. It has
particular value for
analyzing delocalized electrons where the
bonding cannot be
expressed by one
single Lewis structure...
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Stability is
conferred to the
radical anion when the
charge can be
delocalized.
Examples include alkali metal naphthenides, anthracenides, and ketyls...
- compounds.
Aromaticity can also be
considered a
manifestation of
cyclic delocalization and of resonance. This is
usually considered to be
because electrons...
- Metal–insulator
transitions are
transitions of a
material from a
metal (material with good
electrical conductivity of
electric charges) to an insulator...
-
occurs in
relatively narrow (d-)bands,
which are
poorly delocalized. Generally,
strong delocalization in a
solid due to
large overlap with
neighboring wave...
- orbitals. The
theory predicts the
molecular orbitals for π-electrons in π-
delocalized molecules, such as ethylene, benzene, butadiene, and pyridine. It provides...
-
entails the
sharing of
electrons over more than two
atoms is said to be
delocalized. The term
covalence in
regard to
bonding was
first used in 1919 by Irving...
-
force between conduction electrons (in the form of an
electron cloud of
delocalized electrons) and
positively charged metal ions. It may be
described as...
