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Localized molecular orbitals anionic group, determination

The next step to reach to our aims is to determine the localized molecular orbitals of the anionic group. Of course, there are many methods available for the calculations of molecular orbitals in our theory, such as the various approximation methods and even the recently developed Dv-Xa method discussed in quantum chemistry. But, in view of the nature of the basic assumptions in our theory, the CNDO approximation seems to be suitable for calculations of SHG coefficients when the anionic groups consist of elements from the first, second and third families in the periodic table. EHMO type approximations are suitable for other elements, particularly if transition metal elements take part in the ionic groups or molecules. It is not necessary to use higher approximations. [Pg.367]


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