Molecular Orbital Theory
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분자 궤도 이론
Definição
Um arranjo transitório de alta energia de átomos que existe no pico da barreira de energia ao longo da coordenada de reação, também chamado de complexo do estado de transição.
Explicação detalhada
Unlike valence bond theory, molecular orbital theory treats electrons as belonging to the molecule as a whole. The theory successfully explains paramagnetism in O2 and the stability of species like He2+ that other models cannot account for.