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unusually small,
since unlike its
higher analogues, it does not
experience interelectronic repulsion from a
smaller orbital of the same type. This
makes the first...
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consist of
kinetic energies,
interelectronic repulsions,
internuclear repulsions, and electron–nuclear attractions...
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chemistry of
transition metals. It
refers to a
decrease in the
Racah interelectronic repulsion parameter,
given the
symbol B, that
occurs when a transition-metal...
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repulsion energy ****ociated with an
electronic term. For example, the
interelectronic repulsion of a 3P term is A + 7B, and of a 3F term is A - 8B, and the...
- and
follows idealised configurations. They
occur as the
result of
interelectronic repulsion effects; when
atoms are
positively ionised, most of the anomalies...
- anion, the
added electron increases the size of the
electron cloud by
interelectronic repulsion. The
ionic radius is not a
fixed property of a
given ion...
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unusually small,
since unlike its
higher analogues, it does not
experience interelectronic repulsion from a
smaller orbital of the same type.
Because of this...
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anomalous configurations involving the
filling of the 6d s**** due to
interelectronic repulsion. In
comparison with the lanthanides, also
mostly f-block...
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anomalous ground-state
configuration (which is
merely the
result of
strong interelectronic repulsion making it less
profitable to
occupy the 4f s****, as it is...
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Racah parameters exist, A, B, and C,
which describe various aspects of
interelectronic repulsion. A is an
average total interelectron repulsion. B and C correspond...
