ArticleAngewandte Chemie (International ed. in English)2021
Beyond the Classical Electron-Sharing and Dative Bond Picture: Case of the Spin-Polarized Bond.
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Chemical bonds are traditionally assigned as electron-sharing or donor-acceptor/dative. External criteria such as the nature of the dissociation process, energy partitioning schemes, or quantum chemical topology are invoked to assess the bonding situation. However, for systems with marked multi-reference character, this binary categorization might not be precise enough to render the bonding properties. A third scenario can be foreseen: spin polarized bonds. To illustrate this, the case of a NaBH
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