A generalized valence bond model for the quantum mechanics of bonding in sulfur compounds, a new view of hypervalency
Robert B. Murphy, Richard P. Messmer

TL;DR
This paper introduces a generalized valence bond model for sulfur hypervalent molecules, providing a new perspective on bonding and hypervalency, with detailed comparisons to existing methods.
Contribution
It presents a novel valence bond approach that emphasizes local transferable bonding in hypervalent sulfur compounds, distinguishing it from traditional DFT and delocalized wavefunction models.
Findings
New valence bond model for sulfur hypervalency
Detailed comparison with DFT and delocalized methods
Concept of local transferable bonding in hypervalent molecules
Abstract
A model for the bonding of hypervalent molecules containing sulfur is presented using generalized valence bond wavefunctions. To delineate the model from more commonly used DFT and delocalized wavefunctions, we present detailed comparisons to these other methods. The result is a new concept of local transferable bonding in hypervalent molecules.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOrganic and Molecular Conductors Research · Solid-state spectroscopy and crystallography
