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NNadir

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4. I still remember my first exposure to orbital pictures when I was in high school.

Reply to eppur_se_muova (Reply #2)

Sun Dec 2, 2018, 08:42 AM

Dec 2018

I had no idea what they meant or from whence they came but now that I do, I still enjoy seeing them, particularly when they represent f-orbital bonding.

It's very wonderful.

I stumbled across this paper while I was wondering about some aspects of plutonium nitride chemistry, also a wonderful molecule with wonderful properties that I think are of supreme importance.

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Pentavalent States Observed in Curium, Berkelium and Californium. [View all] NNadir Dec 2018 OP

I am so impressed by anybody who can comprehend this stuff! dhol82 Dec 2018 #1

I am so impressed by anyone who tries to read what he or she can't comprehend. NNadir Dec 2018 #3

You know, I was just wondering about that ... :) eppur_se_muova Dec 2018 #2

I still remember my first exposure to orbital pictures when I was in high school. NNadir Dec 2018 #4

Thanks for that Victor_c3 Dec 2018 #5