N(2) O(4) ,

Marc Messerschmidt1, Armin Wagner, Ming Wah Wong

  • 1Institute for Chemistry/Crystallography, Free University Berlin, Takustrasse 6, 14195 Berlin, Germany.

まとめ

この研究は,二酸化窒素四酸化物 (N2O4) 結晶の長いN-N結合が約0.5.5の結合順番を持っていることを明らかにしています. 実験と理論の原子体積は,孤立した分子を考慮した理論的な計算にもかかわらず,密接に一致しました.

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