An attempt is made to describe the electronic structure of molecules and supermolecules in terms of graphs. Bearing in mind that the map of localized orbital centroids is a line graph, the localization process can be seen as a way of generating an electronic description of molecules. A set of Lewis-type rules is defined which is capable of predicting chemical graphs for molecules, as well as for radicals and transition structures. Considering the electronic change which occurs along a reaction pathway, `oriented transformation graphs' can be written which summarize the electronic reorganization. This analysis suggests a definition for the least change of electronic structure during a chemical process.Anglai
Metabolism can be regarded as a network of biochemical reactions, connected via their substrates and...
Quantum chemical reaction graphs defined on multidimensional potential energy hypersurfaces are embe...
For the modelling of chemistry we use undirected, labelled graphs as explicit models of molecules an...
The development of chemical applications of graph theory is reviewed from a personal perspective. Gr...
A chemical reaction can be understood in terms of geometrical changes of the molecular structures an...
It is shown that the electronic structure of any chemical species can be described by means of the c...
Graph theory has been used in chemistry to describe molecular structures, chemical reactions, and it...
It is shown that localized molecular orbitals may be used for partitioning a molecular space into ap...
Chemical reactions of molecular gases like methane are so complicated that a chart of decomposed and...
In 1990 Becke and Edgecombe proposed a description of electron localisation in atomic and molecular ...
Large scale chemical reaction networks are a ubiquitous phenomenon, from the metabolism of living ce...
AbstractChemical reactions are described by edge relabeling graph transformation rules, in which a s...
The total n-electron energy and chemical stability of conjugated hydrocarbons are discussed using th...
Here, we provide an essay on the analysis of the reaction mechanism at the molecular level; in parti...
We use a Toy Model of chemistry that represents molecules in terms of usual structural formulae to g...
Metabolism can be regarded as a network of biochemical reactions, connected via their substrates and...
Quantum chemical reaction graphs defined on multidimensional potential energy hypersurfaces are embe...
For the modelling of chemistry we use undirected, labelled graphs as explicit models of molecules an...
The development of chemical applications of graph theory is reviewed from a personal perspective. Gr...
A chemical reaction can be understood in terms of geometrical changes of the molecular structures an...
It is shown that the electronic structure of any chemical species can be described by means of the c...
Graph theory has been used in chemistry to describe molecular structures, chemical reactions, and it...
It is shown that localized molecular orbitals may be used for partitioning a molecular space into ap...
Chemical reactions of molecular gases like methane are so complicated that a chart of decomposed and...
In 1990 Becke and Edgecombe proposed a description of electron localisation in atomic and molecular ...
Large scale chemical reaction networks are a ubiquitous phenomenon, from the metabolism of living ce...
AbstractChemical reactions are described by edge relabeling graph transformation rules, in which a s...
The total n-electron energy and chemical stability of conjugated hydrocarbons are discussed using th...
Here, we provide an essay on the analysis of the reaction mechanism at the molecular level; in parti...
We use a Toy Model of chemistry that represents molecules in terms of usual structural formulae to g...
Metabolism can be regarded as a network of biochemical reactions, connected via their substrates and...
Quantum chemical reaction graphs defined on multidimensional potential energy hypersurfaces are embe...
For the modelling of chemistry we use undirected, labelled graphs as explicit models of molecules an...