Advanced Quantum Chemistry II: Richard Crossley

Advanced Quantum Chemistry II

by Richard Crossley

4.8 out of 5

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Advanced Quantum Chemistry II by Richard Crossley is a must-have for any serious student of quantum chemistry. It provides a clear and concise to the fundamental principles of quantum chemistry, as well as a comprehensive overview of the latest developments in the field.

Key Features

• Provides a clear and concise to the fundamental principles of quantum chemistry
• Covers a wide range of topics, from basic principles to advanced applications
• Features up-to-date coverage of the latest developments in the field
• Written by a leading expert in the field

Table of Contents

2. The Hydrogen Atom
3. The Helium Atom
4. The Lithium Atom
5. The Beryllium Atom
6. The Boron Atom
7. The Carbon Atom
8. The Nitrogen Atom
9. The Oxygen Atom
10. The Fluorine Atom
11. The Neon Atom
12. The Sodium Atom
13. The Magnesium Atom
14. The Aluminum Atom
15. The Silicon Atom
16. The Phosphorus Atom
17. The Sulfur Atom
18. The Chlorine Atom
19. The Argon Atom
20. The Potassium Atom
21. The Calcium Atom
22. The Scandium Atom
23. The Titanium Atom
24. The Vanadium Atom
25. The Chromium Atom
26. The Manganese Atom
27. The Iron Atom
28. The Cobalt Atom
29. The Nickel Atom
30. The Copper Atom
31. The Zinc Atom
32. The Gallium Atom
33. The Germanium Atom
34. The Arsenic Atom
35. The Selenium Atom
36. The Bromine Atom
37. The Krypton Atom
38. The Rubidium Atom
39. The Strontium Atom
40. The Yttrium Atom
41. The Zirconium Atom
42. The Niobium Atom
43. The Molybdenum Atom
44. The Technetium Atom
45. The Ruthenium Atom
46. The Rhodium Atom
47. The Palladium Atom
48. The Silver Atom
49. The Cadmium Atom
50. The Indium Atom
51. The Tin Atom
52. The Antimony Atom
53. The Tellurium Atom
54. The Iodine Atom
55. The Xenon Atom
56. The Cesium Atom
57. The Barium Atom
58. The Lanthanum Atom
59. The Cerium Atom
60. The Praseodymium Atom
61. The Neodymium Atom
62. The Promethium Atom
63. The Samarium Atom
64. The Europium Atom
65. The Gadolinium Atom
66. The Terbium Atom
67. The Dysprosium Atom
68. The Holmium Atom
69. The Erbium Atom
70. The Thulium Atom
71. The Ytterbium Atom
72. The Lutetium Atom
73. The Hafnium Atom
74. The Tantalum Atom
75. The Tungsten Atom
76. The Rhenium Atom
77. The Osmium Atom
78. The Iridium Atom
79. The Platinum Atom
80. The Gold Atom
81. The Mercury Atom
82. The Thallium Atom
83. The Lead Atom
84. The Bismuth Atom
85. The Polonium Atom
86. The Astatine Atom
87. The Radon Atom
88. The Francium Atom
89. The Radium Atom
90. The Actinium Atom
91. The Thorium Atom
92. The Protactinium Atom
93. The Uranium Atom
94. The Neptunium Atom
95. The Plutonium Atom
96. The Americium Atom
97. The Curium Atom
98. The Berkelium Atom
99. The Californium Atom
100. The Einsteinium Atom
101. The Fermium Atom
102. The Mendelevium Atom
103. The Nobelium Atom
104. The Lawrencium Atom
105. The Rutherfordium Atom
106. The Dubnium Atom
107. The Seaborgium Atom
108. The Bohrium Atom
109. The Hassium Atom
110. The Meitnerium Atom
111. The Darmstadtium Atom
112. The Roentgenium Atom
113. The Copernicium Atom
114. The Nihonium Atom
115. The Flerovium Atom
116. The Moscovium Atom
117. The Livermorium Atom
118. The Tennessine Atom
119. The Oganesson Atom

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"Advanced Quantum Chemistry II is a must-have for any serious student of quantum chemistry. It provides a clear and concise to the fundamental principles of quantum chemistry, as well as a comprehensive overview of the latest developments in the field." - Dr. John Doe

Advanced Quantum Chemistry II

by Richard Crossley

4.8 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	4715 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	107 pages

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