The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1967 · 11 citations · 12 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsComputational ChemistryMolecular PhysicsQuantum ChemistryApproximation MethodsElectron CorrelationHydrogen AtomBonding
Calculations have been made of the electric field gradient at the proton in H2+ and H2 with single-center wavefunctions, where the expansion center is at one of the protons, or at the midpoint. In all cases, the electric field gradients are in good agreement with experiment; although, for a given amount of computational effort, the midpoint expansions appear superior. Apparently this is due, in part at least, to the fact that a large contribution to the electric field gradient comes from the electrons in the bonding region.
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A One-Center Wave Function for the Hydrogen Molecule
Hubert W. Joy, Robert G. Parr · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1958 · 102 citations
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Field Gradients at the Deuteron in Molecules
R. Bersohn · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1960 · 71 citations
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