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CNDO bonding parameters in transition metal atoms

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In this article, the method of calculating CNDO bonding parameters for transition metal atoms was extended to transition metal ions, and the results were compared with those obtained by conventional cNDO-MO calculation.
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The method of calculating CNDO bonding parameters developed recently is extended to transition metal atoms. It is shown that one of the approximations introduced earlier can also be deduced by a more complete treatment of the imbalance problem in CNDO-MO theory. The conventionally calibrated bonding parameters indirectly incorporate important contributions from two-particle interactions. The parameters developed are used to compute the coefficients of metal-to-ligand transfer of spin in many hexafluro metallate ions of transition metals. The results are compared with those obtained by conventional CNDO-MO calculation. Comparison of the computed bonding parameters with other available values is also made.

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