Porque grande parte da Química pode ser indiscutivelmente não ligada?
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interações intermoleculares, tabela periódica, métodos teóricos, não-ligadoResumo
Neste compêndio, o amplo escopo de todas as interações intermoleculares já conhecidas foi revisitado, em particular dando ênfase à capacidade de muitos dos elementos da tabela periódica de formar contatos não covalentes. Podem ser citadas tanto ligações de hidrogênio, ligações de di-hidrogênio, ligações de halogênio, ligações de pnictogênio, ligações de calcogênio, ligações de triel, ligações de tetrel, ligações de regium, ligações de espódio ou mesmo as interações de ligações aerogênicas. Obviamente que técnicas experimentais têm sido utilizadas em alguns trabalhos, mas foi através dos métodos teóricos que estas interações foram validadas, onde as integrações QTAIM e as partições de energia SAPT têm sido úteis neste sentido. Portanto, o grande objetivo é elucidar a força de interação e se o sistema intermolecular deve ser total, parcial ou não covalentemente ligado, sendo que este último engloba a maioria das interações intermoleculares o que leva a afirmar que a química é discutivelmente não ligada.
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