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Molecular Orbital Theory by Carl Ballhausen, Harry Gray

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Molecular Orbital Theory
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Publisher: W. A. Benjamin, Inc.
ISBN/ASIN: 0805304517
ISBN-13: 9780805304510
Number of pages: 285

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Based on lectures on molecular orbital theory that the authors have presented at the University of Copenhagen and Columbia University. They were designed primarily for advanced-undergraduate and first-year graduate students as an introduction to molecular orbital theory. The transition metal complexes occupy a special place here, and the last chapter is devoted entirely to this subject.

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