Feb 27, 2007 46 min

Molecular Modelling 5.

from Chemistry enhanced podcasts, Imperial College London. Hosted by Henry Rzepa

Introduction to modelling with Molecular orbital theories; hierarchy of Hamiltonians and Basis sets used for such calculations. The origins of aromatic substitution by Henry Armstrong. Introduction to aromatic electrophilic nitration, using pyridine and pyridine-N-oxide as substrates.

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