Lecture

Hydrogen Molecule: Electronic Structure

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This lecture explores the electronic structure of the hydrogen molecule, focusing on the Hamiltonian, LCAO method, wavefunctions, bonding, and molecular orbitals. It delves into the energy levels, bond distances, and the comparison with helium molecules. The presentation also covers the shape of molecular orbitals and the rules for strong bond formation.

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