Charge distributions and chemical effects. XVIII. On the relationship between total valence-electron energies and nuclear–electronic interaction energies in atoms and ions
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Charge distributions and chemical effects. XVIII. On the relationship between total valence-electron energies and nuclear–electronic interaction energies in atoms and ions
Valence shell electronic energies EN of atoms and ions, interpreted as multiplet averages, can be calculated accurately within the framework of a theory developed in terms of nuclear–electronic interaction energies Vne. The results point to a constant EN/Vne ratio, both for neutral atoms and charged species.
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