Electronegativity equilibration based on symmetry

23 June 2023, Version 1
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Abstract

A simple rule is deduced, providing new insight into the role of symmetry in determining electronegativity equilibrium. A bell-shaped symmetric graph has been found that interrelates atomic stress and electronegativity in heteronuclear diatomic molecules. This model displays a perspective in which the electronegativity of bonded atoms is equilibrium and the stresses between atoms is equal. The uniqueness of this model is that it can calculate the electronegativity of atoms in different molecules.

Keywords

Electronegativity
symmetry
equilibration
stresses

Supplementary materials

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Description of calculation method
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Description of calculation method
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potential energy formula
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Formulas related to references [13] , potential energy formula
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HO(4)
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HO(4)----Deformation and deformation force Formula
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HO(2)
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DATA related to references [13] , HO(2)---- the DATA of the lowest point of the parabol
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HO(3)
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DATA related to references [13] , HO(3)----- the DATA of ω(α)
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