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Molecular mechanics application in inorganic Chemistry

Name: Molecular mechanics application in inorganic Chemistry
Keywords: coordination compounds, Chemistry, trans effect, molecular mechanics, QD1-999

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jun 1999 English Publisher:Sociedade Brasileira de QuímicaJournal:Química Nova (issn: 1678-7064,

Authors: Coelho, Lilian Weitzel; Junqueira, Georgia Maria Amaral; Machuca Herrera, Juan Omar; Machado, Sérgio de Paula; Machado, Bianca da Cunha;

Molecular mechanics application in inorganic Chemistry

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The present paper is a review about basic principles of the molecular mechanics that is the most important tool used in molecular modeling area, and their applications to the calculation of the relative stability and chemical reactivity of organometalic and coordination compounds. We show how molecular mechanics can be successfully applied to a wide variety of inorganic systems.

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coordination compounds, Chemistry, trans effect, molecular mechanics, QD1-999

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