La electronegatividad vista como la energía de enlace de electrones de valencia promedio del estado fundamental

Martin Rahm1, Tao Zeng2, Roald Hoffmann3

  • 1Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering , Chalmers University of Technology , SE-412 96 , Gothenburg , Sweden.

Resumen

Una nueva escala de electronegatividad atómica, derivada de las energías de estado fundamental de los electrones de valencia, ofrece una comprensión refinada de las propiedades elementales. Esta escala se correlaciona bien con las medidas existentes y mejora las predicciones para la química de los gases nobles.

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