On the Nature of Chemical Bond: Space Enfoldings, Density Bond Matrices, Quantum Molecular Polyhedra, and a Collective Bond Description Proposal

Authors

  • Ramon Carbó-Dorca Institut de Química Computacional i Catàlisi, Universitat de Girona, Girona 17003, Catalonia, Spain
  • Tanmoy Chakraborty SVKM's NMIMS, Deemed to be University, Mumbai – 400056, Maharashtra, India

Keywords:

LCAO-MO, chemical bond, enfolded spaces, basis sets, collective chemical bonds, first order density function, density bond matrix, quantum molecular polyhedra, bond comparison

Abstract

The nature of the quantum mechanical LCAO-MO Mulliken-like description is analyzed in light of constructing basis function enfolded spaces. As a result, the concept of the chemical bond can transform into a collective functional structure, where one considers the whole set of molecular atoms plus enfolding centers as bearing the chemical bond in various collective forms. Such an endeavor permits the discussion of many collateral subjects like density bond matrices, polyatomic bonds, quantum molecular polyhedra, and bond comparisons.

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2025-04-27

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Carbó-Dorca , R.; Chakraborty, T. On the Nature of Chemical Bond: Space Enfoldings, Density Bond Matrices, Quantum Molecular Polyhedra, and a Collective Bond Description Proposal. Sci. Insights 2025, 1, 2.

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Computer Science and Mathematics

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