1925
DOI: 10.1088/1478-7814/38/1/311
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An application of spectro-photography to the measurement of high temperatures

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“…If a n electron is excited from one antibonding v* MO of (1) to the other, higher energy MO configurations such as (3) are obtained, from which the Lewis Formula (I) may be generated. This excited configuration has been estimated to lie 1.3 electron volts above the ground state configuration [9]. …”
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“…If a n electron is excited from one antibonding v* MO of (1) to the other, higher energy MO configurations such as (3) are obtained, from which the Lewis Formula (I) may be generated. This excited configuration has been estimated to lie 1.3 electron volts above the ground state configuration [9]. …”
Section: (V)mentioning
confidence: 92%
“…For simplicity, we shall assume here that the d,, AO is used for the bonding, that is, the axis of 0, is parallel with the FeN, bonds. The valence state configuration for (XX) is then given by (9), and the overlaps are shown in [ 5 ] . (9) For (XIX), with the (b) co-ordination of 0, , the y, , y b , 2, and zb AO'S of both atoms of 0, overlap with the iron AO'S.…”
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