Intermetallic Compounds of the Heaviest Elements: The Electronic Structure and Bonding of Dimers of Element 112 and its Homolog Hg

Pershina, V; Bastug, Turgut; Jacob, T; Fricke, B; Varga, S

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Intermetallic Compounds of the Heaviest Elements: The Electronic Structure and Bonding of Dimers of Element 112 and its Homolog Hg

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2002

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Pershina, V

Bastug, Turgut

Jacob, T

Fricke, B

Varga, S

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Elsevier

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Fully relativistic (four-component) density-functional calculations were performed for the element 112 dimers (112)X (X = Pd, Cu, Ag and Au) and those of its lighter homolog, Hg. A relatively small decrease of about 15-20 kJ/mol in bonding was found from

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10.1016/S0009-2614(02)01428-8

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