Patent Application: US-31862709-A

Abstract:
there is disclosed a method and system of physically solving the charge , mass , and current density functions of amino acids and peptide bonds with charged functional groups for proteins of any size and complexity by addition of the units , bases , 2 - deoxyribose , ribose , phosphate backbone with charged functional groups for dna of any size and complexity by addition of the units , organic ions , halobenzenes , phosphines , phosphates , phosphine oxides , phosphates , organogermanium and digermanium , organolead , organoarsenic , organoantimony , organobismuth , or any portion of these species using maxwell &# 39 ; s equations and computing and rendering the physical nature of the chemical bond using the solutions . the results can be displayed on visual or graphical media . the display can be static or dynamic such that electron motion and specie &# 39 ; s vibrational , rotational , and translational motion can be displayed in an embodiment . the displayed information is useful to anticipate reactivity and physical properties . the insight into the nature of the chemical bond of at least one species can permit the solution and display of those of other species to provide utility to anticipate their reactivity and physical properties .

Description:
the present disclosure comprises molecular modeling methods and systems for solving atomic and molecular structures based on applying the classical laws of physics , ( newton &# 39 ; s and maxwell &# 39 ; s laws ) to the atomic scale . the functional groups such as amino acids and peptide bonds with charged functional groups , bases , 2 - deoxyribose , ribose , phosphate backbone with charged functional groups , organic ions , halobenzenes , phosphines , phosphates , phosphine oxides , phosphates , organogermanium and digermanium , organolead , organoarsenic , organoantimony , and organobismuth have been solved in analytical equations . by using these functional groups as building blocks , or independent units , a potentially infinite number of molecules can be solved . as a result , the method and systems of the present invention can visualize the exact three - dimensional structure and calculate physical characteristics of many molecules , up to arbitrary length and complexity . even complex proteins and dna ( the molecules that encode genetic information ) may be solved in real - time interactively on a personal computer . by contrast , previous software based on traditional quantum methods must resort to approximations and run on powerful computers for even the simplest systems . the nature of the chemical bond of functional groups is solved by first solving the simplest molecule , molecular hydrogen as given in the nature of the chemical bond of hydrogen - type molecules section of ref . [ 1 ]. the hydrogen molecule charge and current density functions , bond distance , and energies are solved from the laplacian in ellipsoidal coordinates with the constraint of nonradiation [ 1 , 6 ]. as shown in fig4 , the nuclei are at the foci of the electrons comprising a two - dimensional , equipotential - energy , charge - and current - density surface that obeys maxwell &# 39 ; s equations including stability to radiation and newton &# 39 ; s laws of motion . the force balance equation for the hydrogen molecule is is the time dependent distance from the origin to the tangent plane at a point on the ellipsoidal mo . eq . ( 22 ) has the parametric solution r ( t )= ia cos ω t + jb sin ω t ( 24 ) the experimental internuclear distance is √{ square root over ( 2 )} a 0 . the semiminor axis is the potential energy of the two electrons in the central field of the protons at the foci is the energy , v m , of the magnetic force between the electrons is during bond formation , the electrons undergo a reentrant oscillatory orbit with vibration of the protons . the corresponding energy { square root over ( e )} osc is the difference between the doppler and average vibrational kinetic energies : the bond dissociation energy , e d , is the difference between the total energy of the corresponding hydrogen atoms ( eq . ( 36 )) and e t ( eq . ( 35 )). e d = e ( 2 h [ a h ])− e t = 4 . 478 ev ( 37 ) the experimental energy is e d = 4 . 478 ev . the calculated and experimental parameters of h 2 , d 2 , h 2 + , and d 2 + from ref . [ 6 ] and chp . 11 of ref . [ 1 ] are given in table 3 . organic molecules comprising an arbitrary number of atoms can be solved using similar principles and procedures as those used to solve alkanes of arbitrary length . alkanes can be considered to be comprised of the functional groups of ch 3 , ch 2 , and c — c . these groups with the corresponding geometrical parameters and energies can be added as a linear sum to give the solution of any straight chain alkane as shown in the continuous - chain alkanes section of ref . [ 1 ]. similarly , the geometrical parameters and energies of all functional groups such as those given in table 1 can be solved . the functional - group solutions can be made into a linear superposition and sum , respectively , to give the solution of any organic molecule . the solutions of the functional groups can be conveniently obtained by using generalized forms of the geometrical and energy equations . the derivation of the dimensional parameters and energies of the function groups are given in the nature of the chemical bond of hydrogen - type molecules , polyatomic molecular ions and molecules , more polyatomic molecules and hydrocarbons , and organic molecular functional groups and molecules sections of ref . [ 1 ]. ( reference to equations of the form eq . ( 15 . number ), eq . ( 11 . number ), eq . ( 13 . number ), and eq . ( 14 . number ) will refer to the corresponding equations of ref [ 1 ].) additional derivations for other non - organic function groups given in table 2 are derived in the following sections of ref . [ 1 ]: applications : pharmaceuticals , specialty molecular functional groups and molecules , dipoles and interactions , nature of the solid molecular bond of the three allotropes of carbon , silicon molecular functional groups and molecules , nature of the solid semiconductor bond of silicon , boron molecues , and organometallic molecular functional groups and molecules sections . consider the case wherein at least two atomic orbital hybridize as a linear combination of electrons at the same energy in order to achieve a bond at an energy minimum , and the sharing of electrons between two or more such orbitals to form a mo permits the participating hybridized orbitals to decrease in energy through a decrease in the radius of one or more of the participating orbitals . the force - generalized constant k ′ of a h 2 - type ellipsoidal mo due to the equivalent of two point charges of at the foci is given by : where c 1 is the fraction of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mo basis function of a chemical bond of the molecule or molecular ion which is 0 . 75 ( eq . ( 13 . 59 )) in the case of h bonding to a central atom and 0 . 5 ( eq . ( 14 . 152 )) otherwise , and c 2 is the factor that results in an equipotential energy match of the participating at least two molecular or atomic orbitals of the chemical bond . from eqs . ( 13 . 58 - 13 . 63 ), the distance from the origin of the mo to each focus c ′ is given by : the length of the semiminor axis of the prolate spheroidal mo b = c is given by b =√{ square root over ( a 2 − c ′ 2 )} ( 41 ) from eqs . ( 11 . 207 - 11 . 212 ), the potential energy of the two electrons in the central field of the nuclei at the foci is and , the energy , v m , of the magnetic force between the electrons is the total energy of the h 2 - type prolate spheroidal mo , e t ( h 2 mo ), is given by the sum of the energy terms : where n 1 is the number of equivalent bonds of the mo . c 1 is the fraction of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mo basis function of an mo which is 0 . 75 ( eqs . ( 13 . 67 - 13 . 73 )) in the case of h bonding to an unhybridized central atom and 1 otherwise , and c 2 is the factor that results in an equipotential energy match of the participating the mo and the at least two atomic orbitals of the chemical bond . specifically , to meet the equipotential condition and energy matching conditions for the union of the h 2 - type - ellipsoidal - mo and the hos or aos of the bonding atoms , the factor c 2 of a h 2 - type ellipsoidal mo may given by ( i ) one , ( ii ) the ratio of the coulombic or valence energy of the ao or ho of at least one atom of the bond and 13 . 605804 ev , the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h , ( iii ) the ratio of the valence energy of the ao or ho of one atom and the coulombic energy of another , ( iv ) the ratio of the valence energies of the aos or hos of two atoms , ( v ) the ratio of two c 2 factors corresponding to any of cases ( ii )-( iv ), and ( vi ) the product of two different c 2 factors corresponding to any of the cases ( i )-( v ). specific examples of the factor c 2 of a h 2 - type ellipsoidal mo given in previously [ 1 9 are 0 . 936127 , the ratio of the ionization energy of n 14 . 53414 ev and 13 . 605804 ev , the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h ; 0 . 91771 , the ratio of 14 . 82575 ev , − e coulomb ( c , 2sp 3 ), and 13 . 605804 ev ; 0 . 87495 , the ratio of 15 . 55033 ev , − e coulomb ( c ethane , 2sp 3 ), and 13 . 605804 ev ; 0 . 85252 , the ratio of 15 . 95955 ev , − e coulomb ( c ethylene , 2sp 3 ), and 13 . 605804 ev ; 0 . 85252 , the ratio of 15 . 95955 ev , − e coulomb ( c benzene , 2sp 3 ), and 13 . 605804 ev , and 0 . 86359 , the ratio of 15 . 55033 ev , − e coulomb ( c alkane , 2sp 3 ), and 11605804 ev . in the generalization of the hybridization of at least two atomic - orbital shells to form a shell of hybrid orbitals , the hybridized shell comprises a linear combination of the electrons of the atomic - orbital shells . the radius of the hybridized shell is calculated from the total coulombic energy equation by considering that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell and that the total energy of the shell is equal to the total coulombic energy of the initial ao electrons . the total energy e t ( atom , msp 3 ) ( m is the integer of the valence shell ) of the ao electrons and the hybridized shell is given by the sum of energies of successive ions of the atom over the n electrons comprising total electrons of the at least one ao shell . where ip m is the m th ionization energy ( positive ) of the atom . the radius r msp 3 of the hybridized shell is given by : then , the coulombic energy e coulomb ( atom , msp 3 ) of the outer electron of the atom msp 3 shell is given by in the case that during hybridization at least one of the spin - paired ao electrons is unpaired in the hybridized orbital ( ho ), the energy change for the promotion to the unpaired state is the magnetic energy e ( magnetic ) at the initial radius r of the ao electron : then , the energy e ( atom , msp 3 ) of the outer electron of the atom msp 3 shell is given by the sum of e coulomb ( atom , msp 3 ) and e ( magnetic ): consider next that the at least two atomic orbitals hybridize as a linear combination of electrons at the same energy in order to achieve a bond at an energy minimum with another atomic orbital or hybridized orbital . as a further generalization of the basis of the stability of the mo , the sharing of electrons between two or more such hybridized orbitals to form a mo permits the participating hybridized orbitals to decrease in energy through a decrease in the radius of one or more of the participating orbitals . in this case , the total energy of the hybridized orbitals is given by the sum of e ( atom , msp 3 ) and the next energies of successive ions of the atom over the n electrons comprising the total electrons of the at least two initial ao shells . here , e ( atom , msp 3 ) is the sum of the first ionization energy of the atom and the hybridization energy . an example of e ( atom , msp 3 ) for e ( c , 2sp 3 ) is given in eq . ( 14 . 503 ) where the sum of the negative of the first ionization energy of c , − 11 . 27671 ev , plus the hybridization energy to form the c2sp 3 shell given by eq . ( 14 . 146 ) is thus , the sharing of electrons between two atom msp 3 hos to form an atom - atom - bond mo permits each participating hybridized orbital to decrease in radius and energy . in order to further satisfy the potential , kinetic , and orbital energy relationships , each atom msp 3 ho donates an excess of 25 % per bond of its electron density to the atom - atom - bond mo to form an energy minimum wherein the atom - atom bond comprises one of a single , double , or triple bond . in each case , the radius of the hybridized shell is calculated from the coulombic energy equation by considering that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell and the total energy of the shell is equal to the total coulombic energy of the initial ao electrons plus the hybridization energy . the total energy e t ( mol . atom , msp 3 ) ( m is the integer of the valence shell ) of the ho electrons is given by the sum of energies of successive ions of the atom over the n electrons comprising total electrons of the at least one initial ao shell and the hybridization energy : where ip m is the m th ionization energy ( positive ) of the atom and the sum of − ip 1 plus the hybridization energy is e ( atom , msp 3 ). thus , the radius r msp 3 of the hybridized shell due to its donation of a total charge − qe to the corresponding mo is given by is given by : where − e is the fundamental electron charge and s = 1 , 2 , 3 for a single , double , and triple bond , respectively . the coulombic energy e coulomb ( mol . atom , msp 3 ) of the outer electron of the atom msp 3 shell is given by in the case that during hybridization at least one of the spin - paired ao electrons is unpaired in the hybridized orbital ( ho ), the energy change for the promotion to the unpaired state is the magnetic energy e ( magnetic ) at the initial radius r of the ao electron given by eq . ( 52 ). then , the energy e ( mol . atom , msp 3 ) of the outer electron of the atom msp 3 shell is given by the sum of e coulomb ( mol . atom , msp 3 ) and e ( magnetic ): e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 ), the energy change of each atom msp 3 shell with the formation of the atom - atom - bond mo is given by the difference between e ( mol . atom , msp 3 ) and e ( atom , msp 3 ): e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 )= e ( mol . atom , msp 3 )− e ( atom , msp 3 ) ( 58 ) in the case of the c2sp 3 ho , the initial parameters ( eqs . ( 14 . 142 - 14 . 146 )) are using eqs . ( 55 - 65 ), the final values of r c2sp 3 , e coulomb ( c2sp 3 ), and e ( c2sp 3 ), and the resulting e t ( c bo — c , c2sp 3 ) of the mo due to charge donation from the ho to the mo where c bo — c refers to the bond order of the carbon - carbon bond for different values of the parameter s are given in table 4 . in another generalized case of the basis of forming a minimum - energy bond with the constraint that it must meet the energy matching condition for all mos at all hos or aos , the energy e ( mol . atom , msp 3 ) of the outer electron of the atom msp 3 shell of each bonding atom must be the average of e ( mol . atom , msp 3 ) for two different values of s : in this case , e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 ), the energy change of each atom msp 3 shell with the formation of each atom - atom - bond mo , is average for two different values of s : consider an aromatic molecule such as benzene given in the benzene molecule section of ref . [ 1 ]. each c ═ c double bond comprises a linear combination of a factor of 0 . 75 of four paired electrons ( three electrons ) from two sets of two c2sp 3 hos of the participating carbon atoms . each c — h bond of ch having two spin - paired electrons , one from an initially unpaired electron of the carbon atom and the other from the hydrogen atom , comprises the linear combination of 75 % h 2 - type ellipsoidal mo and 25 % c2sp 3 ho as given by eq . ( 13 . 439 ). however , e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 ) of the c — h - bond mo is given by 0 . 5e t ( c ═ c , 2sp 3 ) ( eq . ( 14 . 247 )) corresponding to one half of a double bond that matches the condition for a single - bond order for c — h that is lowered in energy due to the aromatic character of the bond . a further general possibility is that a minimum - energy bond is achieved with satisfaction of the potential , kinetic , and orbital energy relationships by the formation of an mo comprising an allowed multiple of a linear combination of h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos and corresponding hos or aos that contribute a corresponding allowed multiple ( e . g . 0 . 5 , 0 . 75 , 1 ) of the bond order given in table 4 . for example , the alkane mo given in the continuous - chain alkanes section of ref . [ 1 ] comprises a linear combination of factors of 0 . 5 of a single bond and 0 . 5 of a double bond . consider a first mo and its hos comprising a linear combination of bond orders and a second mo that shares a ho with the first . in addition to the mutual ho , the second mo comprises another ao or ho having a single bond order or a mixed bond order . then , in order for the two mos to be energy matched , the bond order of the second mo and its hos or its ho and ao is a linear combination of the terms corresponding to the bond order of the mutual ho and the bond order of the independent ho or ao . then , in general , e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 ), the energy change of each atom msp 3 shell with the formation of each atom - atom - bond mo , is a weighted linear sum for different values of s that matches the energy of the bonded mos , hos , and aos : where c s n is the multiple of the bo of s n . the radius r msp 3 of the atom msp 3 shell of each bonding atom is given by the coulombic energy using the initial energy e coulomb ( atom , msp 3 ) and e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 ), the energy change of each atom msp 3 shell with the formation of each atom - atom - bond mo : where e coulomb ( c2sp 3 )=− 14 . 825751 ev . the coulombic energy e coulomb ( mol . atom , msp 3 ) of the outer electron of the atom msp 3 shell is given by eq . ( 56 ). in the case that during hybridization , at least one of the spin - paired ao electrons is unpaired in the hybridized orbital ( ho ), the energy change for the promotion to the unpaired state is the magnetic energy e ( magnetic ) ( eq . ( 52 )) at the initial radius r of the ao electron . then , the energy e ( mol . atom , msp 3 ) of the outer electron of the atom msp 3 shell is given by the sum of e coulomb ( mol . atom , msp 3 ) and e ( magnetic ) ( eq . ( 57 )). e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 ), the energy change of each atom msp 3 shell with the formation of the atom - atom - bond mo is given by the difference between e ( mol . atom , msp 3 ) and e ( atom , msp 3 ) given by eq . ( 58 ). using eq . ( 60 ) for e coulomb ( c , 2sp 3 ) in eq . ( 68 ), the single bond order energies given by eqs . ( 55 - 64 ) and shown in table 4 , and the linear combination energies ( eqs . ( 65 - 67 )), the parameters of linear combinations of bond orders and linear combinations of mixed bond orders are given in table 5 . table 5 . the final values of r c2sp 3 , e coulomb ( c2sp 3 ), and e ( c2sp 3 ) and the resulting e t ( c bo — c , c2sp 3 ) of the mo comprising a linear combination of h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos and corresponding hos of single or mixed bond order where c s n is the multiple of the bond order parameter e t ( atom - atom ( s n ), msp 3 ) given in table 4 . consider next the radius of the ao or ho due to the contribution of charge to more than one bond . the energy contribution due to the charge donation at each atom such as carbon superimposes linearly . in general , the radius r mol2sp 3 of the c2sp 3 ho of a carbon atom of a given molecule is calculated using eq . ( 14 . 514 ) by considering σe t mol ( mo , 2sp 3 ), the total energy donation to all bonds with which it participates in bonding . the general equation for the radius is given by the coulombic energy e coulomb ( mol . atom , msp 3 ) of the outer electron of the atom msp 3 shell is given by eq . ( 56 ). in the case that during hybridization , at least one of the spin - paired ao electrons is unpaired in the hybridized orbital ( ho ), the energy change for the promotion to the unpaired state is the magnetic energy e ( magnetic ) ( eq . ( 52 )) at the initial radius r of the ao electron . then , the energy e ( mol . atom , msp 3 ) of the outer electron of the atom msp 3 shell is given by the sum of e coulomb ( mol . atom , msp 3 ) and e ( magnetic ) ( eq . ( 57 )). for example , the c2sp 3 ho of each methyl group of an alkane contributes − 0 . 92918 ev ( eq . ( 14 . 513 )) to the corresponding single c — c bond ; thus , the corresponding c2sp 3 ho radius is given by eq . ( 14 . 514 ). the c2sp 3 ho of each methylene group of c n h 2n + 2 contributes − 0 . 92918 ev to each of the two corresponding c — c bond mos . thus , the radius ( eq . ( 69 )), the coulombic energy ( eq . ( 56 )), and the energy ( eq . ( 57 )) of each alkane methylene group are in the determination of the parameters of functional groups , heteroatoms bonding to c2sp 3 hos to form mos are energy matched to the c2sp 3 hos . thus , the radius and the energy parameters of a bonding heteroatom are given by the same equations as those for c2sp 3 hos . using eqs . ( 52 ), ( 56 - 57 ), ( 61 ), and ( 69 ) in a generalized fashion , the final values of the radius of the ho or ao , r atom , ho , ao , e coulomb ( mol . atom , msp3 ), and e ( c mol 2sp 3 ) are calculated using σe t group ( mo , 2sp 3 ), the total energy donation to each bond with which an atom participates in bonding corresponding to the values of e t ( c bo — c , c2sp 3 ) of the mo due to charge donation from the ao or ho to the mo given in tables 4 and 5 . the energy of the mo is matched to each of the participating outermost atomic or hybridized orbitals of the bonding atoms wherein the energy match includes the energy contribution due to the ao or ho &# 39 ; s donation of charge to the mo . the force constant k ′ ( eq . ( 38 )) is used to determine the ellipsoidal parameter c ′ ( eq . ( 39 )) of the each h 2 - type - ellipsoidal - mo in terms of the central force of the foci . then , c ′ is substituted into the energy equation ( from eq . ( 48 ))) which is set equal to n 1 times the total energy of h 2 where n 1 is the number of equivalent bonds of the mo and the energy of h 2 , − 31 . 63536831 ev , eq . ( 11 . 212 ) is the minimum energy possible for a prolate spheroidal mo . from the energy equation and the relationship between the axes , the dimensions of the mo are solved . the energy equation has the semimajor axis a as it only parameter . the solution of the semimajor axis a then allows for the solution of the other axes of each prolate spheroid and eccentricity of each mo ( eqs . ( 40 - 42 )). the parameter solutions then allow for the component and total energies of the mo to be determined . the total energy , e t ( h 2 mo ), is given by the sum of the energy terms ( eqs . ( 43 - 48 )) plus e t ( ao / ho ): where n 1 is the number of equivalent bonds of the mo , c 1 is the fraction of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mo basis function of a chemical bond of the group , c 2 is the factor that results in an equipotential energy match of the participating at least two atomic orbitals of each chemical bond , and e t ( ao / ho ) is the total energy comprising the difference of the energy e ( ao / ho ) of at least one atomic or hybrid orbital to which the mo is energy matched and any energy component δe h 2 mo ( ao / ho ) due to the ao or ho &# 39 ; s charge donation to the mo . e t ( ao / ho )= e ( ao / ho )− δe h 2 mo ( ao / ho ) ( 75 ) is substituted into e t ( h 2 mo ) to give the total energy is set equal to e ( basis energies ) which in the most general case is given by the sum of a first integer n 1 times the total energy of h 2 minus a second integer n 2 times the total energy of h , minus a third integer n 3 times the valence energy of e ( ao ) ( e . g . e ( n )=− 14 . 53414 ev ) where the first integer can be 1 , 2 , 3 . . . , and each of the second and third integers can be 0 , 1 , 2 , 3 . e ( basis energies )= n 1 (− 31 . 63536831 ev )− n 2 (− 13 . 605804 ev )− n 3 e ( ao ) ( 77 ) in the case that the mo bonds two atoms other than hydrogen , e ( basis energies ) is n 1 times the total energy of h 2 where n 1 is the number of equivalent bonds of the mo and the energy of h 2 , − 31 . 63536831 ev , eq . ( 11 . 212 ) is the minimum energy possible for a prolate spheroidal mo : e t ( h 2 mo ), is set equal to e ( basis energies ), and the semimajor axis a is solved . thus , the semimajor axis a is solved from the equation of the form : the distance from the origin of the h 2 - type - ellipsoidal - mo to each focus c ′, the internuclear distance 2c ′, and the length of the semiminor axis of the prolate spheroidal h 2 - type mo b = c are solved from the semimajor axis a using eqs . ( 39 - 41 ). then , the component energies are given by eqs . ( 43 - 46 ) and ( 76 ). the total energy of the mo of the functional group , e t ( mo ), is the sum of the total energy of the components comprising the energy contribution of the mo formed between the participating atoms and e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ), the change in the energy of the aos or hos upon forming the bond . from eqs . ( 76 - 77 ), e t ( mo ) is e t ( mo )= e ( basis energies )+ e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) ( 80 ) during bond formation , the electrons undergo a reentrant oscillatory orbit with vibration of the nuclei , and the corresponding energy ē osc is the sum of the doppler , ē d , and average vibrational kinetic energies , ē kvib : where n 1 is the number of equivalent bonds of the mo , k is the spring constant of the equivalent harmonic oscillator , and μ is the reduced mass . the angular frequency of the reentrant oscillation in the transition state corresponding to ē d is determined by the force between the central field and the electrons in the transition state . the force and its derivative are given by such that the angular frequency of the oscillation in the transition state is given by where r is the semimajor axis a or the semiminor axis b depending on the eccentricity of the bond that is most representative of the oscillation in the transition state . c 1o is the fraction of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mo basis function of the oscillatory transition state of a chemical bond of the group , and c 2o is the factor that results in an equipotential energy match of the participating at least two atomic orbitals of the transition state of the chemical bond . typically , c 1o = c 1 and c 2o = c 2 . the kinetic energy , e k , corresponding to ē d is given by planck &# 39 ; s equation for functional groups : ē osc given by the sum of ē d and ē kvib is e hv of a group having n , bonds is given by e t ( mo )/ n 1 such that e t + osc ( group ) is given by the sum of e t ( mo ) ( eq . ( 79 )) and ē osc ( eq . ( 88 )): the total energy of the functional group e t ( group ) is the sum of the total energy of the components comprising the energy contribution of the mo formed between the participating atoms , e ( basis energies ), the change in the energy of the aos or hos upon forming the bond ( e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao )), the energy of oscillation in the transition state , and the change in magnetic energy with bond formation , e mag . from eq . ( 89 ), the total energy of the group the change in magnetic energy e mag which arises due to the formation of unpaired electrons in the corresponding fragments relative to the bonded group is given by where r 3 is the radius of the atom that reacts to form the bond and c 3 is the number of electron pairs . the total bond energy of the group e d ( group ) is the negative difference of the total energy of the group ( eq . ( 92 )) and the total energy of the starting species given by the sum of c 4 e initial ( c 4 ao / ho ) and c 5 e initia ( c 5 ao / ho ): in the case of organic molecules , the atoms of the functional groups are energy matched to the c2sp 3 ho such that for example , of e mag of the c2sp 3 ho is : each molecule , independently of its complexity and size , is comprised of functional groups wherein each present occurs an integer number of times in the molecule . the total bond energy of the molecule is then given by the integer - weighted sum of the energies of the functions groups corresponding to the composition of the molecule . thus , integer formulas can be constructed easily for molecules for a given class such as straight - chain hydrocarbons considered as an example infra . the results demonstrate how simply and instantaneously molecules are solved using the classical exact solutions . in contrast , quantum mechanics requires that wavefunction are nonlinear , and any sum must be squared . the results of millsian disprove quantum mechanics in this regard , and the linearity and superposition properties of millsian represent a breakthrough with orders of magnitude reduction in complexity in solving molecules as well as being accurate physical representations rather than pure mathematical curve - fits devoid of a connection to reality . e d ( c n h 2n + 2 ), the total bond dissociation energy of c n h 2n + 2 , is given as the sum of the energy components due to the two methyl groups , n - 2 methylene groups , and n - 1 c — c bonds where each energy component is given by eqs . ( 14 . 590 ), ( 14 . 625 ), and ( 14 . 641 ), respectively . thus , the total bond dissociation energy of c n h 2n + 2 is the experimental total bond dissociation energy of c n h 2n + 2 , e d exp ( c n h 2n + 2 ), is given by the negative difference between the enthalpy of its formation ( δh f ( c n h 2n + 2 ( gas ))) and the sum of the enthalpy of the formation of the reactant gaseous carbons ( δh f ( c ( gas ))) and hydrogen ( δh f ( h ( gas ))) atoms : where the heats of formation atomic carbon and hydrogen gas are given by [ 32 - 33 ] the comparison of the results predicted by eq . ( 96 ) and the experimental values given by using eqs . ( 97 - 99 ) with the data from refs . 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( 15 . 51 ) is − 14 . 63489 ev . e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) of each c — x functional group given in table 12 that achieves matching of the energies of the aos and hos within the functional groups of the mos are those of alkanes and alkenes given in tables 4 and 5 . to further match energies within each mo that bridges the halogen ao and aromatic carbon c2sp 3 ho , δe h 2 mo ( ao / ho ) in eq . ( 15 . 51 ) is e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) of the alkene c ═ c function group , − 2 . 26759 ev given by eq . ( 14 . 247 ), plus the maximum possible contribution of e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) of the c — x functional group to minimize the energy of the mo as given in table 12 . e initial ( c 4 ao / ho ) is − 14 . 63489 ev ( eq . ( 15 . 25 )), except for c — i due to the low ionization potential of the i ao . in order to achieve an energy minimum with energy matching within iodo - aryl molecules , e initial ( c 4 ao / ho ) of the c — i functional group is − 15 . 76868 ev ( eq . ( 14 . 246 )), and e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) is − 1 . 65376 ev given by the linear combination of − 0 . 72457 ev ( eq . ( 14 . 151 )) and − 0 . 92918 ev ( eq . ( 14 . 513 )), respectively . the small differences between energies of ortho , meta , and para - dichlorobenzene is due to differences in the energies of vibration in the transition state that contribute to e osc . two types of c — cl functional groups can be identified based on symmetry that determine the parameter r in eq . ( 15 . 57 ). one corresponds to the special case of 1 , 3 , 5 substitution and the other corresponds to other cases of single or multiple substitutions of cl for h . p - dichlorobenzene is representative of the bonding with r = a . 1 , 2 , 3 - trichlorbenzene is the particular case wherein r = b . also , beyond the binding of three chlorides e mag is subtracted for each additional cl due to the formation of an unpaired electrons on each c — cl bond . the symbols of the functional groups of halobenzenes are given in table 9 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 15 . 51 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 6 - 15 . 11 ), ( 15 . 17 - 15 . 65 ), and ( 15 . 165 - 15 . 166 )) parameters of halobenzenes are given in tables 10 , 11 , and 12 , respectively . the total energy of each halobenzene given in table 13 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 12 corresponding to functional - group composition of the molecule . for each set of unpaired electrons created by bond breakage , the c2sp 3 ho magnetic energy e mag that is subtracted from the weighted sum of the e d ( group ) ( ev ) values based on composition is given by eq . ( 15 . 67 ). the bond angle parameters of halobenzenes determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 14 . the color scale , translucent view of the charge - density of chlorobenzene comprising the concentric shells of atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig5 . adenine having the formula c 5 h 5 n 5 comprises a pyrimidine moiety with an aniline - type moiety and a conjugated five - membered ring , which comprises imidazole except that one of the double bonds is part of the aromatic ring . the structure is shown in fig6 . the aromatic c 3e ═ c , c — h , and c 3e ═ n functional groups of the pyrimidine moiety are equivalent to those of pyrimidine as given in the corresponding section . the ch , nh , c d — n e , and n e ═ c e groups of the imidazole - type ring are equivalent to the corresponding groups of imidazole as given in the corresponding section . the c — n — c functional group of the imidazole - type ring is equivalent to the corresponding group of indole having the same structure with the c — n — c group bonding to aryl and alkenyl groups . the nh 2 and c a — n a functional groups of the aniline - type moiety are equivalent to those of aniline as given in the corresponding section except that δe h 2 mo ( ao / ho ) of the c a — n a group is equal to twice e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ), and to meet the equipotential condition of the union of the c — n h 2 - type - ellipsoidal - mo with these orbitals , the hybridization factor c 2 of eq . ( 15 . 60 ) for the c — n - bond mo given by eqs . ( 15 . 77 ), ( 15 . 79 ), and ( 15 . 162 ) is the symbols of the functional groups of adenine are given in table 15 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 15 . 51 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 6 - 15 . 11 ) and ( 15 . 17 - 15 . 65 )) parameters of adenine are given in tables 16 , 17 , and 18 , respectively . the total energy of adenine given in table 19 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 18 corresponding to functional - group composition of the molecule . the bond angle parameters of adenine determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 20 . the color scale , charge - density of adenine comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig7 . thymine having the formula c 5 h 6 n 2 o 2 is a pyrimidine with carbonyl substitutions at positions c a and c b and a methyl substitution at position c d further comprising a vinyl group as shown in fig8 . each c ═ o , adjacent c — n , and nh functional group is equivalent to the corresponding group of alkyl amides . the methyl - vinyl moiety is equivalent to the ch 3 , — c ( c )═ c , ch , and c ═ c functional groups of alkenes . thymine further comprises n b h and c b — n c — c c groups that are equivalent to the corresponding groups of imidazole as given in the corresponding section . the c a — c d bond comprises another functional group that is equivalent to the c a — c d group of guanine . the symbols of the functional groups of thymine are given in table 21 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 15 . 51 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 6 - 15 . 11 ) and ( 15 . 17 - 15 . 65 )) parameters of thymine are given in tables 22 , 23 , and 24 , respectively . the total energy of thymine given in table 25 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 24 corresponding to functional - group composition of the molecule . the bond angle parameters of thymine determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 26 . the color scale , charge - density of thymine comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig9 . guanine having the formula c 5 h 5 n 5 o is a purine with a carbonyl substitution at position c a , a primary amine moiety is at position c b as shown in fig1 . the carbonyl functional group is equivalent to that of alkyl amides and the nh 2 and c b — n a functional groups of the primary amine moiety are equivalent to the nh 2 and c a - n a functional groups of adenine . guanine further comprises an imidazole moiety wherein the ch , n d h , c d ═ c c , c d — n e , n e ═ c e , and c c — n d — c e groups of the imidazole - type ring are equivalent to the corresponding groups of imidazole as given in the corresponding section . the six - membered ring also comprises the groups c a — n b — c b , n b h , n c ═ c c , and c c — n d that are equivalent to the corresponding imidazole and adenine functional groups . the c a - c d bond comprises another functional group that is the c 60 - single - bond functional group except that e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao )═ o in order to match the energies of the single and double - bonded moieties within the molecule . the symbols of the functional groups of guanine are given in table 27 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 15 . 51 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 6 - 15 . 11 ) and ( 15 . 17 - 15 . 65 )) parameters of guanine are given in tables 28 , 29 , and 30 , respectively . the total energy of guanine given in table 31 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 30 corresponding to functional - group composition of the molecule . the bond angle parameters of guanine determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 32 . the color scale , charge - density of guanine comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig1 . cytosine having the formula c 4 h 5 n 3 o is a pyrimidine with a carbonyl substitution at position c b , and a primary amine moiety is at position c a as shown in fig1 . the carbonyl and adjacent c b — n b functional groups are equivalent to the corresponding groups of alkyl amides . the nh 2 and c a — n a functional groups of the primary amine moiety are equivalent to the nh 2 and c a — n a functional groups of adenine . the vinyl moiety , hc c ═ c d h , comprises c ═ c and ch functional groups that are equivalent to the corresponding alkene groups . cytosine further comprises n b ═ c a , n c h , and c b — n c — c c groups that are equivalent to the corresponding groups of imidazole as given in the corresponding section . the c a — c d bond comprises another functional group that is equivalent to the c a — c d group of guanine and thymine except that e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) is equivalent to the contribution of a c2sp 3 ho of an alkane , − 0 . 92918 ev ( eq . ( 14 . 513 )), in order to match the energies of the single and double - bonded moieties within the molecule . the symbols of the functional groups of cytosine are given in table 33 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 15 . 51 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 6 - 15 . 11 ) and ( 15 . 17 - 15 . 65 )) parameters of cytosine are given in tables 34 , 35 , and 36 , respectively . the total energy of cytosine given in table 37 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 36 corresponding to functional - group composition of the molecule . the bond angle parameters of cytosine determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 38 . the color scale , charge - density of cytosine comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig1 . the alkyl phosphines , ( c n h 2n + 1 ) 3 p , comprise a p — c functional group . the alkyl portion of the alkyl phosphine may comprise at least two terminal methyl groups ( ch 3 ) at each end of each chain , and may comprise methylene ( ch 2 ), and methylyne ( ch ) functional groups as well as c bound by carbon - carbon single bonds . the methyl and methylene functional groups are equivalent to those of straight - chain alkanes . six types of c — c bonds can be identified . the n - alkane c — c bond is the same as that of straight - chain alkanes . in addition , the c — c bonds within isopropyl (( ch 3 ) 2 ch ) and t - butyl (( ch 3 ) 3 c ) groups and the isopropyl to isopropyl , isopropyl to t - butyl , and t - butyl to t - butyl c — c bonds comprise functional groups . the branched - chain - alkane groups in alkyl phosphines are equivalent to those in branched - chain alkanes . the p — c group may further join the p3sp 3 ho to an aryl ho . as in the case of carbon , the bonding in the phosphorous atom involves sp 3 hybridized orbitals formed , in this case , from the 3p and 3s electrons of the outer shells with five p3sp 3 hos rather than four c2sp 3 hos . the p — c bond forms between p3sp 3 and c2sp 3 hos to yield phosphines . the semimajor axis a of the p — c functional group is solved using eq . ( 15 . 51 ). using the semimajor axis and the relationships between the prolate spheroidal axes , the geometric and energy parameters of the mo are calculated using eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 117 ) in the same manner as the organic functional groups given in organic molecular functional groups and molecules section . the energy of phosphorous is less than the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h given by eq . ( 1 . 231 ). a minimum energy is achieved while matching the potential , kinetic , and orbital energy relationships given in the hydroxyl radical ( oh ) section with hybridization of the phosphorous atom such that in eqs . ( 15 . 51 ) and ( 15 . 61 ), the sum of the energies of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos is matched to that of the p3sp 3 shell as in the case of the corresponding carbon and silicon molecules . the p electron configuration is [ ne ] 3s 2 3p 3 corresponding to the ground state 4 s 3 / 2 , and the 3sp 3 hybridized orbital arrangement after eq . ( 13 . 422 ) is where the quantum numbers ( l , m l ) are below each electron . the total energy of the state is given by the sum over the five electrons . the sum e t ( p , 3sp 3 ) of experimental energies [ 38 ] of p , p + , p 2 + , p 3 + , and p 4 + is by considering that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell , the radius r 3sp 3 of the p3sp 3 shell may be calculated from the coulombic energy using eq . ( 15 . 13 ): where z = 15 for phosphorous . using eq . ( 15 . 14 ), the coulombic energy e coulomb ( p , 3sp 3 ) of during hybridization , the spin - paired 3s electrons are promoted to p3sp 3 shell as paired electrons at the radius r 3sp 3 of the p3sp 3 shell . the energy for the promotion is the difference in the magnetic energy given by eq . ( 15 . 15 ) at the initial radius of the 3s electrons and the final radius of the p3sp 3 electrons . from eq . ( 10 . 255 ) with z = 15 , the radius r 12 of p3s shell is using eqs . ( 15 . 177 ) and ( 15 . 179 ), the energy e ( p , 3sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the p3sp 3 shell is for the p — c functional group , hybridization of the 2s and 2p aos of each c and the 3s and 3p aos of each p to form single 2sp 3 and 3sp 3 shells , respectively , forms an energy minimum , and the sharing of electrons between the c2sp 3 and p3sp 3 hos to form a mo permits each participating orbital to decrease in radius and energy . in branched - chain alkyl phosphines , the energy of phosphorous is less than the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h given by eq . ( 1 . 231 ). thus , c 2 in eq . ( 15 . 61 ) is one , and the energy matching condition is determined by the c 2 parameter . then , the c2sp 3 ho has an energy of e ( c , 2sp 3 )=− 14 . 63489 ev ( eq . ( 15 . 25 )), and the p3sp 3 ho has an energy of e ( p , 3sp 3 )=− 11 . 78246 ev ( eq . ( 15 . 180 )). to meet the equipotential condition of the union of the p — c h 2 - type - ellipsoidal - mo with these orbitals , the hybridization factor c 2 of eq . ( 15 . 61 ) for the p — c - bond mo given by eqs . ( 15 . 77 ), ( 15 . 79 ), and ( 13 . 430 ) is the energy of the p — c - bond mo is the sum of the component energies of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mo given in eq . ( 15 . 51 ) with e ( ao / ho )= e ( p , 3sp 3 ) given by eq . ( 15 . 180 ), and e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) is one half − 0 . 72457 ev given by eq . ( 14 . 151 ) in order to match the energies of the carbon and phosphorous hos . the symbols of the functional groups of branched - chain alkyl phosphines are given in table 39 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 15 . 51 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 6 - 15 . 11 ) and ( 15 . 17 - 15 . 65 )) parameters of alkyl phosphines are given in tables 40 , 41 , and 42 , respectively . the total energy of each alkyl phosphine given in table 43 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 42 corresponding to functional - group composition of the molecule . the bond angle parameters of alkyl phosphines determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 44 . the color scale , charge - density of exemplary alkyl phosphine , triphenylphosphine , comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig1 . the alkyl phosphites , ( c n h 2n + 1 o ) 3 p , comprise p — o and c — o functional groups . the alkyl portion of the alkyl phosphite may comprise at least two terminal methyl groups ( ch 3 ) at each end of each chain , and may comprise methylene ( ch 2 ), and methylyne ( ch ) functional groups as well as c bound by carbon - carbon single bonds . the methyl and methylene functional groups are equivalent to those of straight - chain alkanes . six types of c — c bonds can be identified . the n - alkane c — c bond is the same as that of straight - chain alkanes . in addition , the c — c bonds within isopropyl (( ch 3 ) 2 ch ) and t - butyl (( ch 3 ) 3 c ) groups and the isopropyl to isopropyl , isopropyl to t - butyl , and t - butyl to t - butyl c — c bonds comprise functional groups . the branched - chain - alkane groups in alkyl phosphites are equivalent to those in branched - chain alkanes . the ether portion comprises two types of c — o functional groups , one for methyl or t - butyl groups corresponding to the c , and the other for general alkyl groups that are equivalent to those in the ethers section . the p — o bond forms between the p3sp 3 ho and an o2p ao to yield phosphites . the semimajor axis a of the p — o functional group is solved using eq . ( 15 . 51 ). using the semimajor axis and the relationships between the prolate spheroidal axes , the geometric and energy parameters of the mo are calculated using eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 117 ) in the same manner as the organic functional groups given in organic molecular functional groups and molecules section . for the p — o functional group , hybridization the 3s and 3p aos of each to form a single 3sp 3 shell forms an energy minimum , and the sharing of electrons between the o2p aos and p3sp 3 hos to form a mo permits each participating orbital to decrease in radius and energy . the o ao has an energy of e ( o )=— 13 . 61805 ev , and the p3sp 3 ho has an energy of e ( p , 3sp 3 )=− 11 . 78246 ev ( eq . ( 15 . 180 )). in branched - chain alkyl phosphites , the energy matching condition is determined by the c 2 and c 2 parameters of eq . ( 15 . 51 ) given by eqs . ( 15 . 77 ), ( 15 . 79 ), and ( 13 . 430 ): the energy of the p — o - bond mo is the sum of the component energies of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mo given in eq . ( 15 . 51 ) with e ( ao / ho ) being e ( p , 3sp 3 ) given by eq . ( 23 . 180 ), and e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) is equivalent to that of single bond , − 1 . 44914 ev , given by twice eq . ( 14 . 151 ) in order to match the energies of the oxygen ao with the phosphorous and carbon hos . the symbols of the functional groups of branched - chain alkyl phosphites are given in table 45 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 15 . 51 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 6 - 15 . 11 ) and ( 15 . 17 - 15 . 65 )) parameters of alkyl phosphites are given in tables 46 , 47 , and 48 , respectively . the total energy of each alkyl phosphite given in table 49 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 48 corresponding to functional - group composition of the molecule . the bond angle parameters of alkyl phosphites determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 50 . the color scale , charge - density of exemplary alkyl phosphite , tri - isopropyl phosphite , comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig1 . the alkyl phosphine oxides , ( c n h 2n + 1 ) 3 p ═ o , comprise p — c and p ═ o functional groups . the alkyl portion of the alkyl phosphine oxide may comprise at least two terminal methyl groups ( ch 3 ) at each end of each chain , and may comprise methylene ( ch 2 ), and methylyne ( ch ) functional groups as well as c bound by carbon - carbon single bonds . the methyl and methylene functional groups are equivalent to those of straight - chain alkanes . six types of c — c bonds can be identified . the n - alkane c — c bond is the same as that of straight - chain alkanes . in addition , the c — c bonds within isopropyl (( ch 3 ) 2 ch ) and t - butyl (( ch 3 ) 3 c ) groups and the isopropyl to isopropyl , isopropyl to t - butyl , and t - butyl to t - butyl c — c bonds comprise functional groups . the branched - chain - alkane groups in alkyl phosphine oxides are equivalent to those in branched - chain alkanes . the p — c functional group is equivalent to that of alkyl phosphines . the p ═ o bond forms between the p3sp 3 ho and an o2p ao to yield phosphine oxides . the semimajor axis a of the p ═ o functional group is solved using eq . ( 15 . 51 ). using the semimajor axis and the relationships between the prolate spheroidal axes , the geometric and energy parameters of the mo are calculated using eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 117 ) in the same manner as the organic functional groups given in organic molecular functional groups and molecules section . for the p ═ o functional group , hybridization the 3s and 3p aos of each p to form a single 3sp 3 shells forms an energy minimum , and the sharing of electrons between the o2p aos and p3sp 3 hos to form a mo permits each participating orbital to decrease in radius and energy . in branched - chain alkyl phosphine oxides , the energy of phosphorous is less than the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h given by eq . ( 1 . 231 ). the energy matching condition is determined by the c 2 parameter given by eq . ( 15 . 182 ). the energy of the p ═ o — bond mo is the sum of the component energies of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mo given in eq . ( 15 . 51 ) with e ( ao / ho ) being twice e ( p , 3sp 3 ) given by eq . ( 15 . 180 ) corresponding to the double bond , and e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) is equivalent to that of an alkene double bond , − 2 . 26758 ev , given by eq . ( 14 . 247 ) in order to match the energies of the carbon and phosphorous hos and the oxygen ao . the symbols of the functional groups of branched - chain alkyl phosphine oxides are given in table 51 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 15 . 51 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 6 - 15 . 11 ) and ( 15 . 17 - 15 . 65 )) parameters of alkyl phosphine oxides are given in tables 52 , 53 , and 54 , respectively . the total energy of each alkyl phosphine oxide given in table 55 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 54 corresponding to functional - group composition of the molecule . the bond angle parameters of alkyl phosphine oxides determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 56 . the color scale , charge - density of exemplary alkyl phosphine oxide , trimethylphosphine oxide , comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig1 . the alkyl phosphates , ( c n h 2n + 1 o ) 3 p ═ o , comprise p ═ o , p — o , and c — o functional groups . the p ═ o functional group is equivalent to that of alkyl phosphine oxides . the p — o and c — o functional groups are equivalent to those of alkyl phosphites . the alkyl portion of the alkyl phosphate may comprise at least two terminal methyl groups ( ch 3 ) at each end of each chain , and may comprise methylene ( ch 2 ), and methylyne ( ch ) functional groups as well as c bound by carbon - carbon single bonds . the methyl and methylene functional groups are equivalent to those of straight - chain alkanes . six types of c — c bonds can be identified . the n - alkane c — c bond is the same as that of straight - chain alkanes . in addition , the c — c bonds within isopropyl (( ch 3 ) 2 ch ) and t - butyl (( ch 3 ) 3 c ) groups and the isopropyl to isopropyl , isopropyl to t - butyl , and t - butyl to t - butyl c — c bonds comprise functional groups . the branched - chain - alkane groups in alkyl phosphates are equivalent to those in branched - chain alkanes . the symbols of the functional groups of branched - chain alkyl phosphates are given in table 57 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 15 . 51 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 6 - 15 . 11 ) and ( 15 . 17 - 15 . 65 )) parameters of alkyl phosphates are given in tables 58 , 59 , and 60 , respectively . the total energy of each alkyl phosphate given in table 61 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 60 corresponding to functional - group composition of the molecule . the bond angle parameters of alkyl phosphates determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 63 . the color scale , charge - density of exemplary alkyl phosphate , tri - isopropyl phosphate , comprising of atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig1 . proteins comprising amino acids with amino and carboxylic acid groups are charged at physiological ph . deoxyribonucleic acid ( dna ), the genetic material of living organisms also comprises negatively charged phosphate groups . thus , the bonding of organic ions is considered next . the molecular ions also comprise functional groups that have an additional electron or are deficient by an electron in the cases of monovalent molecular anions and cations , respectively . the molecular chemical bond typically comprises an even integer number of paired electrons , but with an excess of deficiency , the bonding may involve and odd number of electrons , and the electrons may be distributed over multiple bonds , solved as a linear combination of standard bonds . as given in the benzene molecule section and other sections on aromatic molecules such as naphthalene , toluene , chlorobenzene , phenol , aniline , nitrobenzene , benzoic acid , pyridine , pyrimidine , pyrazine , quinoline , isoquinoline , indole , and adenine , the paired electrons of mos may be distributed over a linear combination of bonds such that the bonding between two atoms involves less than an integer multiple of two electrons . specifically , the results of the derivation of the parameters of the benzene molecule given in the benzene molecule ( c 6 h 6 ) section was generalized to any aromatic functional group of aromatic and heterocyclic compounds in the aromatic and heterocyclic compounds section . ethylene serves as a basis element for the c 3e ═ c bonding of the aromatic bond wherein each of the c 3e ═ c aromatic bonds comprises ( 0 . 75 )( 4 )= 3 electrons according to eq . ( 15 . 161 ). thus , in these aromatic cases , three electrons can be assigned to a given bond between two atoms wherein the electrons of the linear combination of bonded atoms are paired and comprise an integer multiple of two . in graphite , the minimum energy structure with equivalent carbon atoms wherein each carbon forms bonds with three other such carbons requires a redistribution of charge within an aromatic system of bonds . considering that each carbon contributes four bonding electrons , the sum of electrons of a vertex - atom group is four from the vertex atom plus two from each of the two atoms bonded to the vertex atom where the latter also contribute two each to the juxtaposed group . these eight electrons are distributed equivalently over the three bonds of the group such that the electron number assignable to each bond is 8 / 3 . thus , the c 8 / 2e ═ c functional group of graphite comprises the aromatic bond with the exception that the electron - number per bond is 8 / 3 . as given in the bridging bonds of boranes section and the bridging bonds of organoaluminum hydrides section , other examples of electron deficient bonding involving two paired electrons centered on three atoms are three - center bonds as opposed to the typical single bond , a two - center bond . the b2sp 3 hos comprise four orbitals containing three electrons as given by eq . ( 23 . 1 ) that can form three - center as well as two - center bonds . the designation for a three - center bond involving two b2sp 3 hos and a h1s ao is b — h — b , and the designation for a three - center bond involving three b2sp 3 hos is b — b — b . in the aluminum case , each al — h — al - bond mo and al — c — al - bond mo comprises the corresponding single bond and forms with further sharing of electrons between each al3sp 3 ho and each h1s ao and c2sp 3 ho , respectively . thus , the geometrical and energy parameters of the three - center bond are equivalent to those of the corresponding two - center bonds except that the bond energy is increased in the former case since the donation of electron density from the unoccupied al3sp 3 ho to each al — h — al - bond mo and al — c — al - bond mo permits the participating orbital to decrease in size and energy . to match the energies of the aos and mos of the ionic functional group with the others within the molecular ion , the bonding in organic ions comprises a standard bond that serves as basis element and retains the same geometrical characteristics as that standard bond . in the case of organic oxyanions , the a - o − ( a = c , s , n , p , si ) bond is intermediate between a single and double bond , and the latter serves as a basis element . similar to the case of the c 3e ═ c aromatic bond wherein ethylene is the basis element , the a = o - bond functional group serves as the basis element for the a - o − functional group of the oxyanion of carboxylates , sulfates , nitrates , phosphates , silanolates , and siloxanolates . this oxyanion group designated by a 3e = o − comprises ( 0 . 75 )( 4 )= 3 electrons after eq . ( 15 . 161 ). thus , the energy parameters of the a 3e = o − function group are given by the factor of ( 0 . 75 )( 4 )= 3 times those of the corresponding a = o functional group , and the geometric parameters are the same . the c ═ o , s ═ o , n ═ o 2 , p ═ o , and si ═ o basis elements are given in the carboxylic acids , sulfates , alkyl nitrates , phosphates , and silicon oxides , silicic acids , silanols , siloxanes and disiloxanes sections , respectively . a convenient means to obtain the final group energy parameters of e t ( group ) and e d ( group ) is by using eqs . ( 15 . 165 - 15 . 166 ) with f 1 = 0 . 75 : where c 4 is ( 0 . 75 )( 4 )= 3 when c 5 = 0 and otherwise c 4 is ( 0 . 75 )( 2 )= 1 . 5 and c 5 is ( 0 . 75 )( 2 )= 1 . 5 . the nature of the bonding of the amino functional group of protonated amines is similar to that in h 3 + . as given in the triatomic molecular hydrogen - type ion ( h 3 + ) section , h 3 + comprises two indistinguishable spin - paired electrons bound by three protons . the ellipsoidal molecular orbital ( mo ) satisfies the boundary constraints as shown in the nature of the chemical bond of hydrogen - type molecules section . since the protons are indistinguishable , ellipsoidal mos about each pair of protons taken one at a time are indistinguishable . h 3 + is then given by a superposition or linear combinations of three equivalent ellipsoidal mos that form a equilateral triangle where the points of contact between the prolate spheroids are equivalent in energy and charge density . the due to the equivalence of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos and the linear superposition of their energies , the energy components defined previously for the h 2 molecule , eqs . ( 11 . 207 - 11 . 212 ) apply in the case of the corresponding h 3 + molecular ion . and , each molecular energy component is given by the integral of corresponding force in eq . ( 13 . 5 ). each energy component is the total for the two equivalent electrons with the exception that the total charge of the two electrons is normalized over the three basis set h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos . thus , the energies ( eqs . ( 13 . 12 - 13 . 17 )) are those given for in the energies of hydrogen - type molecules section with the electron charge , where it appears , multiplied by a factor of 3 / 2 , and the three sets of equivalent proton - proton pairs give rise to a factor of three times the proton - proton repulsion energy given by eq . ( 11 . 208 ). with the protonation of the imidogen ( nh ) functional group , the minimum energy structure with equivalent hydrogen atoms comprises two protons bound to n by two paired electrons , one from h and one from n with the mo matched to the n2p ao . these two electrons are distributed equivalently over the two h — n bonds of the group such that the electron number assignable to each bond is 2 / 2 . thus , the nh 2 + functional group has the imidogen energy parameters with the exception that each energy term is multiplied by the factor 2 due to the two bonds with electron - number per bond of 2 / 2 and has the same geometric parameters as the nh functional group given in the secondary amines section . a convenient means to obtain the final group energy parameters of e t ( group ) and e d ( group ) is by using eqs . ( 15 . 165 - 15 . 166 ) ( eqs . ( 15 . 183 - 15 . 184 )) with f 1 = 2 and c 4 and c 5 multiplied by two . with the protonation of the amidogen ( nh 2 ) functional group , the minimum energy structure with equivalent hydrogen atoms comprises three protons bound to n by four paired electrons , two from 2 h and two from n with the mo matched to the n2p ao . these four electrons are distributed equivalently over the three h — n bonds of the group such that the electron number assignable to each bond is 4 / 3 . thus , the nh 3 + functional group has the amidogen energy parameters with the exception that each energy term is multiplied by the factor 3 / 2 due to the three bonds with electron - number per bond of 4 / 3 and has the same geometric parameters as the nh 2 functional group given in the primary amines section . a convenient means to obtain the final group energy parameters of e t ( group ,) and e d ( group ) is by using eqs . ( 15 . 165 - 15 . 166 ) ( eqs . ( 15 . 183 - 15 . 184 )) with f 1 = 3 / 2 and c 4 and c 5 multiplied by 3 / 2 . the symbols of the functional groups of organic and related ions are given in table 63 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 15 . 51 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 6 - 15 . 11 ) and ( 15 . 17 - 15 . 65 )) parameters are given in tables 64 , 65 , and 66 , respectively . due to its charge , the bond angles of the organic and related ions that minimize the total energy are those that maximize the separation of the groups . for ions having three bonds to the central atom , the angles are 120 °, and ions having four bonds are tetrahedral . the color scale , charge - density of exemplary organic ion , protonated lysine , comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig1 . the simple sugar moiety of dna and rna comprises the alpha forms of 2 - deoxy - d - ribose and d - ribose , respectively . the sugars comprise the alkyl ch 2 , ch , and c — c functional groups and the alkyl alcohol c — o and oh functional groups given in the alcohols section . in addition , the alpha form of the sugars comprise the c — o ether functional group given in the ethers section , and the open - chain forms further comprise the carbon to carbonyl c — c , the methylyne carbon of the aldehyde carbonyl ch , and the aldehyde carbonyl c ═ o functional groups given in the aldehydes section . the total energy of each sugar given in tables 67 - 70 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) corresponding to the functional - group composition wherein the group identity and energy e d ( group ) are given in each table . the color scale , charge - density of the monosaccharides , 2 - deoxy - d - ribose , d - ribose , alpha - 2 - deoxy - d - ribose and alpha - d - ribose , each comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos are shown in fig1 - 22 . dna and rna comprise a backbone of alpha - 2 - deoxy - d - ribose and alpha - d - ribose , respectively , with a charged phosphate moiety at the 3 ′ and 5 ′ positions of two consecutive ribose units in the chain and a base bound at the 1 ′ position wherein the ribose h of each of the corresponding 3 ′ or 5 ′ o — h and 1 ′ c — h bonds is replaced by p and the base n , respectively . for the base , the h of the n — h at the pyrimidine 1 position or the purine 9 position is replaced by the sugar c . the basic repeating unit of dna or rna is a nucleotide that comprises a monosaccharide , a phosphate moiety and a base . the structure of the nucleotide bond is shown in fig2 with the designation of the corresponding atoms . the phosphate moiety comprises the p ═ o , p ═ o , and c — o functional groups given in the phosphates section as well as the p — o − group given in the organic and related ions section . the nucleoside bond ( sugar c to base n ) comprises the tertiary amine c — n functional group given in the corresponding section . the bases , adenine , guanine , thymine , and cytosine are equivalent to those given in the corresponding sections . the symbols of the functional groups of the nucleotide bond are given in table 71 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 15 . 51 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 6 - 15 . 11 ) and ( 15 . 17 - 15 . 65 )) parameters are given in tables 72 , 73 , and 74 , respectively . the functional group composition and the corresponding energy e d ( group ) of each group of the nucleotide bond of dna and rna are given in table 75 . the bond angle parameters of the nucleoside bond determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 15 . 388 . the color scale rendering of the charge - density of the exemplary tetra - nucleotide , ( deoxy ) adenosine 3 ′- monophosphate - 5 ′-( deoxy ) thymidine 3 ′- monophosphate - 5 ′-( deoxy ) guanosine 3 ′- monophosphate - 5 ′-( deoxy ) cytidine monophosphate ( atgc ) comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig2 . fig2 shows the color scale rendering of the charge - density of the exemplary dna fragment wherein each complementary strand comprises a dodeca - nucleotide of the form ( base ( 1 )— deoxyribose ) monophosphate —( base ( 2 )— deoxyribose ) monophosphate — with the phosphates bridging the 3 ′ and 5 ′ ribose carbons with the opposite order for the complementary stands . the amino acids , h 2 nch ( r ) cooh , each have a primary amine moiety comprised of nh 2 and c — n functional groups , an alkyl carboxylic acid moiety comprised of a c ═ o functional group , and the single bond of carbon to the carbonyl carbon atom , c — c ( o ), is also a functional group . the carboxylic acid moiety further comprises a c — oh moiety that comprises c — o and oh functional groups . the alpha carbon comprises a methylyne ( ch ) functional group bound to a side chain r group by an isopropyl c — c bond functional group . these groups common to all amino acids are given in the primary amines section , the carboxylic acids section , and the branched alkanes section , respectively . the r group is unique for each amino acid and determines its characteristic hydrophilic , hydrophobic , acidic , and basic properties . these characteristic functional groups are given in the prior organic functional group sections . the total energy of each amino acid given in tables 77 - 96 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) corresponding to the functional - group composition of the amino acid wherein the group identity and energy group , e d ( group ) are given in each table . the structure and the color scale , charge - density of the amino acids , each comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos are shown in fig2 - 65 . the amino acids can be polymerized by reaction of the oh group from the carboxylic acid moiety of one amino acid with h from the alpha - carbon nh 2 of another amino acid to form h 2 o and an amide bond as part of a polyamide chain of a polypeptide or protein . each amide bond that forms by the condensation of two amino acids is called a peptide bond . it comprises a c ═ o functional group , and the single bond of carbon to the carbonyl carbon atom , c — c ( o ), is also a functional group . the peptide bond further comprises a c — nh ( r ) moiety that comprises nh and c — n functional groups where r is the characteristic side chain of each amino acid that is unchanged in terms of its functional group composition upon the formation of the peptide bond . from the n - alkyl and n , n - dialkyl - amides section , the functional group composition and the corresponding energy e d ( group ) of each group of the peptide bond is given in table 97 . the color scale , charge - density of the exemplary polypeptide , phenylalanine - leucine - glutamine - asparic acid ( phe - leu - gln - asp ) comprising the atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig6 . the bond energies , calculated using closed - form equations having integers and fundamental constants only for classes of molecules whose designation is based on the main functional group , are given in the following tables with the experimental values . the branched - chain alkyl germanium molecules , gec n h 2n - 2 , comprise at least one ge bound by a carbon - germanium single bond comprising a c — ge group , and the digermanium molecules further comprise a ge — ge functional group . both comprise at least a terminal methyl group ( ch 3 ) and may comprise methylene ( ch 2 ), methylyne ( ch ), and c — c functional groups . the methyl and methylene functional groups are equivalent to those of straight - chain alkanes . six types of c — c bonds can be identified . the n - alkane c — c bond is the same as that of straight - chain alkanes . in addition , the c — c bonds within isopropyl (( ch 3 ) 2 ch ) and t - butyl (( ch 3 ) 3 c ) groups and the isopropyl to isopropyl , isopropyl to t - butyl , and t - butyl to t - butyl c — c bonds comprise functional groups . as in the cases of carbon , silicon , and tin , the bonding in the germanium atom involves four sp 3 hybridized orbitals . for germanium , they are formed from the 4p and 4s electrons of the outer shells . ge — c bonds form between a ge4sp 3 ho and a c3sp 3 ho , and ge — ge bonds form between between ge4sp 3 hos to yield germanes and digermanes , respectively . the geometrical parameters of each ge — c and ge — ge functional group is solved using eq . ( 15 . 51 ) and the relationships between the prolate spheroidal axes . then , the sum of the energies of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos is matched to that of the ge4sp 3 shell as in the case of the corresponding carbon , silicon , and tin molecules . as in the case of the transition metals , the energy of each functional group is determined for the effect of the electron density donation from the each participating c3sp 3 ho and ge4sp 3 ho to the corresponding mo that maximizes the bond energy . the ge electron configuration is [ ar ] 4s 2 3d 10 4p 2 , and the orbital arrangement is corresponding to the ground state 3 p 0 . the energy of the germanium 4p shell is the negative of the ionization energy of the germanium atom [ 1 ] given by the energy of germanium is less than the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h given by eq . ( 1 . 231 ), but the atomic orbital may hybridize in order to achieve a bond at an energy minimum . after eq . ( 13 . 422 ), the ge4s atomic orbital ( ao ) combines with the ge4p aos to form a single ge4sp 3 hybridized orbital ( ho ) with the orbital arrangement where the quantum numbers ( l , m l ) are below each electron . the total energy of the state is given by the sum over the four electrons . the sum e t ( ge , 4sp 3 ) of experimental energies [ 1 ] of ge , ge + , ge 2 + , and ge 3 + is by considering that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell , the radius r 4sp 3 of the ge4sp 3 shell may be calculated from the coulombic energy using eq . ( 15 . 13 ): where z = 32 for germanium . using eq . ( 15 . 14 ), the coulombic energy e coulomb ( ge , 4sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the ge4sp 3 shell is during hybridization , the spin - paired 4s electrons are promoted to ge4sp 3 shell as unpaired electrons . the energy for the promotion is the magnetic energy given by eq . ( 15 . 15 ) at the initial radius of the 4s electrons . from eq . ( 10 . 102 ) with z = 32 and n = 30 , the radius r 30 of the ge4s shell is using eqs . ( 23 . 206 ) and ( 23 . 208 ), the energy e ( ge , 4sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the ge4sp 3 shell is next , consider the formation of the ge - l - bond mo of gernmanium compounds wherein l is a ligand including germanium and carbon and each gemanium atom has a ge4sp 3 electron with an energy given by eq . ( 23 . 209 ). the total energy of the state of each germanium atom is given by the sum over the four electrons . the sum e t ( ge ge - l , 4sp 3 ) of energies of ge4sp 3 ( eq . ( 23 . 209 )), ge + , ge 2 + , and ge 3 + is where e ( ge , 4sp 3 ) is the sum of the energy of ge , − 7 . 89943 ev , and the hybridization energy . a minimum energy is achieved while matching the potential , kinetic , and orbital energy relationships given in the hydroxyl radical ( oh ) section with the donation of electron density from the participating ge4sp 3 ho to each ge - l - bond mo . consider the case wherein each ge4sp 3 ho donates an excess of 25 % of its electron density to the ge - l - bond mo to form an energy minimum . by considering this electron redistribution in the germanium molecule as well as the fact that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell , in general terms , the radius r ge - l4sp 3 of the ge4sp 3 shell may be calculated from the coulombic energy using eq . ( 15 . 18 ): using eqs . ( 15 . 19 ) and ( 23 . 211 ), the coulombic energy e coulomb ( ge ge - l , 4sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the ge4sp 3 shell is during hybridization , the spin - paired 4s electrons are promoted to ge4sp 3 shell as unpaired electrons . the energy for the promotion is the magnetic energy given by eq . ( 23 . 208 ). using eqs . ( 23 . 208 ) and ( 23 . 212 ), the energy e ( ge ge - l , 4sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the ge4sp 3 shell is thus , e t ( ge - l , 4sp 3 ), the energy change of each ge4sp 3 shell with the formation of the ge - l - bond mo is given by the difference between eq . ( 23 . 213 ) and eq . ( 23 . 209 ): now , consider the formation of the ge - l - bond mo of gernmanium compounds wherein l is a ligand including germanium and carbon . for the ge - l functional groups , hybridization of the 4p and 4s aos of ge to form a single ge4sp 3 ho shell forms an energy minimum , and the sharing of electrons between the ge4sp 3 ho and l ho to form a mo permits each participating orbital to decrease in radius and energy . the c2sp 3 ho has an energy of e ( c , 2sp 3 )=− 14 . 63489 ev ( eq . ( 15 . 25 )) and the ge4sp 3 ho has an enery of e ( ge , 4sp 3 )=− 10 . 30968 ev ( eq . ( 23 . 209 )). to meet the equipotential condition of the union of the ge - l h 2 - type - ellipsoidal - mo with these orbitals , the hybridization factor c 2 of eq . ( 15 . 61 ) for the ge - l - bond mo given by eq . ( 15 . 77 ) is since the energy of the mo is matched to that of the ge4sp 3 ho , e ( ao / ho ) in eq . ( 15 . 61 ) is e ( ge , 4sp 3 ho ) given by eq . ( 23 . 209 ). in order to match the energies of the hos within the molecule , e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) of the ge - l - bond mo for the ligands carbon or germanium is the symbols of the functional groups of germanium compounds are given in table 141 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 31 - 15 . 32 ) and ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 61 ) and ( 23 . 28 - 23 . 33 )) parameters of germanium compounds are given in tables 142 , 143 , and 144 , respectively . the total energy of each germanium compounds given in table 145 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 144 corresponding to functional - group composition of the compound . the bond angle parameters of germanium compounds determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 146 . the charge - densities of exemplary germanium and digermanium compounds , tetraethylgermanium ( ge ( ch 2 ch 3 ) 4 ) and hexaethyldigermanium (( c 2 h 5 ) 3 gege ( c 2 h 5 ) 3 ) comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos are shown in fig6 as 68 , respectively . as in the cases of carbon and tin , the bonding in the tin atom involves four sp 3 hybridized orbitals formed from the 5 p and 5s electrons of the outer shells . sn — x x = halide , oxide , sn — h , and sn — sn bonds form between sn5sp 3 hos and between a halide or oxide ao , a h1s ao , and a sn5sp 3 ho , respectively to yield tin halides and oxides , stannanes , and distannes , respectively . the geometrical parameters of each sn — x x = halide , oxide , sn — h , and sn — sn functional group is solved from the force balance equation of the electrons of the corresponding σ - mo and the relationships between the prolate spheroidal axes . then , the sum of the energies of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos is matched to that of the sn5sp 3 shell as in the case of the corresponding carbon and tin molecules . as in the case of the transition metals , the energy of each functional group is determined for the effect of the electron density donation from the each participating sn5sp 3 ho and ao to the corresponding mo that maximizes the bond energy . the branched - chain alkyl stannanes and distannes , sn m c n h 2 ( m + n )+ 2 , comprise at least a terminal methyl group ( ch 3 ) and at least one sn bound by a carbon - tin single bond comprising a c — sn group , and may comprise methylene ( ch 2 ), methylyne ( ch ), c — c , snh n = 1 , 2 , 3 , and sn — sn functional groups . the methyl and methylene functional groups are equivalent to those of straight - chain alkanes . six types of c — c bonds can be identified . the n - alkane c — c bond is the same as that of straight - chain alkanes . in addition , the c — c bonds within isopropyl (( ch 3 ) 2 ch ) and t - butyl (( ch 3 ) 3 c ) groups and the isopropyl to isopropyl , isopropyl to t - butyl , and t - butyl to t - butyl c — c bonds comprise functional groups . the sn electron configuration is [ kr ] 5s 2 4d 10 5 p 2 , and the orbital arrangement is corresponding to the ground state 3 p 0 . the energy of the carbon 5p shell is the negative of the ionization energy of the tin atom [ 1 ] given by the energy of tin is less than the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h given by eq . ( 1 . 231 ), but the atomic orbital may hybridize in order to achieve a bond at an energy minimum . after eq . ( 13 . 422 ), the sn5s atomic orbital ( ao ) combines with the sn5 p aos to form a single sn5sp 3 hybridized orbital ( ho ) with the orbital arrangement where the quantum numbers ( l , m l ) are below each electron . the total energy of the state is given by the sum over the four electrons . the sum e t ( sn , 4sp 3 ) of experimental energies [ 1 ] of sn , sn + , sn 2 + , and sn 3 + is by considering that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell , the radius r 5sp 3 of the sn5sp 3 shell may be calculated from the coulombic energy using eq . ( 15 . 13 ): where z = 50 for tin . using eq . ( 15 . 14 ), the coulombic energy e coulomb ( sn , 5sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the sn5sp 3 shell is during hybridization , the spin - paired 5s electrons are promoted to sn5sp 3 shell as unpaired electrons . the energy for the promotion is the magnetic energy given by eq . ( 15 . 15 ) at the initial radius of the 5s electrons . from eq . ( 10 . 255 ) with z = 50 , the radius r 48 of sn5s shell is using eqs . ( 23 . 203 ) and ( 23 . 207 ), the energy e ( sn , 5sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the sn5sp 3 shell is next , consider the formation of the sn - l - bond mo of tin compounds wherein l is a ligand including tin and each tin atom has a sn5sp 3 electron with an energy given by eq . ( 23 . 224 ). the total energy of the state of each tin atom is given by the sum over the four electrons . the sum e t ( sn sn - l , 5sp 3 ) of energies of sn5sp 3 ( eq . ( 23 . 224 )), sn + , sn 2 + , and sn 3 + is where e ( sn , 5sp 3 ) is the sum of the energy of sn , − 7 . 34392 ev , and the hybridization energy . a minimum energy is achieved while matching the potential , kinetic , and orbital energy relationships given in the hydroxyl radical ( oh ) section with the donation of electron density from the participating sn5sp 3 ho to each sn - l - bond mo . as in the case of acetylene given in the acetylene molecule section , the energy of each sn - l functional group is determined for the effect of the charge donation . for example , as in the case of the si — si - bond mo given in the alkyl silanes and disilanes section , the sharing of electrons between two sn5sp 3 hos to form a sn — sn - bond mo permits each participating orbital to decrease in size and energy . in order to further satisfy the potential , kinetic , and orbital energy relationships , each sn5sp 3 ho donates an excess of 25 % of its electron density to the sn — sn - bond mo to form an energy minimum . by considering this electron redistribution in the distannane molecule as well as the fact that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell , in general terms , the radius r sn - l5sp 3 of the sn5sp 3 shell may be calculated from the coulombic energy using eq . ( 15 . 18 ): using eqs . ( 15 . 19 ) and ( 23 . 210 ), the coulombic energy e coulomb ( sn sn - l , 5sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the sn5sp 3 shell is during hybridization , the spin - paired 5s electrons are promoted to sn5sp 3 shell as unpaired electrons . the energy for the promotion is the magnetic energy given by eq . ( 23 . 223 ). using eqs . ( 23 . 223 ) and ( 23 . 227 ), the energy e ( sn sn - l , 5sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the si3sp 3 shell is thus , e t ( sn - l , 5sp 3 ), the energy change of each sn5sp 3 shell with the formation of the sn - l - bond mo is given by the difference between eq . ( 23 . 228 ) and eq . ( 23 . 224 ): e t ( sn - l , 5sp 3 )= e ( sn sn - l , 5sp 3 )− e ( sn , 5sp 3 )=− 0 . 43693 ev ( 23 . 229 ) next , consider the formation of the si - l - bond mo of additional functional groups wherein each tin atom contributes a sn5sp 3 electron having the sum e t ( sn sn - l , 5sp 3 ) of energies of sn5sp 3 ( eq . ( 23 . 224 )), se + , sn 2 + , and sn 3 + given by eq . ( 23 . 209 ). each sn - l - bond mo of each functional group si - l forms with the sharing of electrons between a sn5sp 3 ho and a ao or ho of l , and the donation of electron density from the sn5sp 3 ho to the sn - l - bond mo permits the participating orbitals to decrease in size and energy . in order to further satisfy the potential , kinetic , and orbital energy relationships while forming an energy minimum , the permitted values of the excess fractional charge of its electron density that the sn5sp 3 ho donates to the si - l - bond mo given by eq . ( 15 . 18 ) is s ( 0 . 25 ); s = 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 and linear combinations thereof . by considering this electron redistribution in the tin molecule as well as the fact that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell , the radius r sn - l5sp 3 of the sn5sp 3 shell may be calculated from the coulombic energy using eq . ( 15 . 18 ): using eqs . ( 15 . 19 ) and ( 23 . 230 ), the coulombic energy e coulomb ( sn sn - l , 5sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the sn5sp 3 shell is during hybridization , the spin - paired 5s electrons are promoted to sn5sp 3 shell as unpaired electrons . the energy for the promotion is the magnetic energy given by eq . ( 23 . 223 ). using eqs . ( 23 . 223 ) and ( 23 . 231 ), the energy e ( sn sn - l , 5sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the si3sp 3 shell is thus , e t ( sn - l , 5sp 3 ), the energy change of each sn5sp 3 shell with the formation of the sn - l - bond mo is given by the difference between eq . ( 23 . 232 ) and eq . ( 23 . 224 ): using eq . ( 15 . 28 ) for the case that the energy matching and energy minimum conditions of the mos in the tin molecule are met by a linear combination of values of s ( s 1 and s 2 ) in eqs . ( 23 . 230 - 23 . 233 ), the energy e ( sn sn - l , 5sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the si3sp 3 shell is using eqs . ( 15 . 13 ) and ( 23 . 234 ), the radius corresponding to eq . ( 23 . 234 ) is : e t ( sn - l , 5sp 3 ), the energy change of each sn5sp 3 shell with the formation of the sn - l - bond mo is given by the difference between eq . ( 23 . 235 ) and eq . ( 23 . 224 ): e t ( sn - l , 5sp 3 ) is also given by eq . ( 15 . 29 ). bonding parameters for sn - l - bond mo of tin functional groups due to charge donation from the ho to the mo are given in table 147 . the semimajor axis a solution given by eq . ( 23 . 41 ) of the force balance equation , eq . ( 23 . 39 ), for the σ - mo of the sn - l - bond mo of snl n is given in table 149 with the force - equation parameters z = 50 , n e , and l corresponding to the orbital and spin angular momentum terms of the 4s ho shell . the semimajor axis a of organometallic compounds , stannanes and distannes , are solved using eq . ( 15 . 51 ). for the sn - l functional groups , hybridization of the 5p and 5s aos of sn to form a single sn5sp 3 ho shell forms an energy minimum , and the sharing of electrons between the sn5sp 3 ho and l ao to form a mo permits each participating orbital to decrease in radius and energy . the cl ao has an energy of e ( cl )=− 12 . 96764 ev , the br ao has an energy of e ( br )=− 11 . 8138 ev , the i ao has an energy of e ( i )=− 10 . 45126 ev , the o ao has an energy of e ( o )=− 13 . 61805 ev , the c2sp 3 ho has an energy of e ( c , 2sp 3 )=− 14 . 63489 ev ( eq . ( 15 . 25 )), 13 . 605804 ev is the magnitude of the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h ( eq . ( 1 . 231 )), the coulomb energy of the sn5sp 3 ho is e coulomb ( sn , 5sp 3 ho )=− 9 . 32137 ev ( eq . ( 23 . 205 )), and the sn5sp 3 ho has an energy of e ( sn , 5sp 3 ho )=− 9 . 27363 ev ( eq . ( 23 . 208 )). to meet the equipotential condition of the union of the sn - l h 2 - type - ellipsoidal - mo with these orbitals , the hybridization factor ( s ), at least one of c 2 and c 2 of eq . ( 15 . 61 ) for the sn - l - bond mo given by eq . ( 15 . 77 ) is where eq . ( 15 . 71 ) was used in eqs . ( 23 . 241 ) and ( 23 . 243 ) and eqs . ( 15 . 76 ), ( 15 . 79 ), and ( 13 . 430 ) were used in eq . ( 23 . 242 ). since the energy of the mo is matched to that of the sn5sp 3 ho , e ( ao / ho ) in eq . ( 15 . 61 ) is e ( sn , 5sp 3 ho ) given by eq . ( 23 . 224 ) for single bonds and twice this value for double bonds . e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) of the sn - l - bond mo is determined by considering that the bond involves up to an electron transfer from the tin atom to the ligand atom to form partial ionic character in the bond as in the case of the zwitterions such as h 2 b + — f − given in the halido boranes section . for the tin compounds , e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) is that which forms an energy minimum for the hybridization and other bond parameter . the general values of table 147 are given by eqs . ( 23 . 233 ) and ( 23 . 226 ), and the specific values for the tin functional groups are given in table 151 . the symbols of the functional groups of tin compounds are given in table 148 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 23 . 41 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 31 - 15 . 32 ) and ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 61 ) and ( 23 . 28 - 23 . 33 )) parameters of tin compounds are given in tables 149 , 150 , and 151 , respectively . the total energy of each tin compounds given in table 152 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 151 corresponding to functional - group composition of the compound . the bond angle parameters of tin compounds determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 153 . the e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) term for sncl 4 was calculated using eqs . ( 23 . 230 - 23 . 277 ) with s = 1 for the energies of e ( sn , 5sp 3 ). the charge - densities of exemplary tin coordinate and organometallic compounds , tin tetrachloride ( sncl 4 ) and hexaphenyldistannane (( c 6 h 5 ) 3 snsn ( c 6 h 5 ) 3 ) comprising the concentric shells of atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos are shown in fig6 and 70 , respectively . the branched - chain alkyl lead molecules , pbc n h 2n - 2 , comprise at least one pb bound by a carbon - lead single bond comprising a c — pb group , at least a terminal methyl group ( ch 3 ), and may comprise methylene ( ch 2 ), methylyne ( ch ), and c — c functional groups . the methyl and methylene functional groups are equivalent to those of straight - chain alkanes . six types of c — c bonds can be identified . the n - alkane c — c bond is the same as that of straight - chain alkanes . in addition , the c — c bonds within isopropyl (( ch 3 ) 2 ch ) and t - butyl (( ch 3 ) 3 c ) groups and the isopropyl to isopropyl , isopropyl to t - butyl , and t - butyl to t - butyl c — c bonds comprise functional groups . as in the cases of carbon , silicon , tin , and germanium , the bonding in the lead atom involves four sp 3 hybridized orbitals . for lead , they are formed from the 6p and 6s electrons of the outer shells . pb — c bonds form between a pb6sp 3 ho and a c3sp 3 ho to yield alkyl leads . the geometrical parameters of the pb — c functional group is solved using eq . ( 15 . 51 ) and the relationships between the prolate spheroidal axes . then , the sum of the energies of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos is matched to that of the pb6sp 3 shell as in the case of the corresponding carbon , silicon , tin , germanium molecules . as in the case of the transition metals , the energy of each functional group is determined for the effect of the electron density donation from the each participating c3sp 3 ho and pb6sp 3 ho to the corresponding mo that maximizes the bond energy . the pb electron configuration is [ xe ] 6s 2 4f 14 5d 10 6p 2 , and the orbital arrangement is corresponding to the ground state 3 p 0 . the energy of the lead 6p shell is the negative of the ionization energy of the lead atom [ 1 ] given by the energy of lead is less than the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h given by eq . ( 1 . 231 ), but the atomic orbital may hybridize in order to achieve a bond at an energy minimum . after eq . ( 13 . 422 ), the pb6s atomic orbital ( ao ) combines with the pb6p aos to form a single pb6sp 3 hybridized orbital ( ho ) with the orbital arrangement where the quantum numbers ( l , m l ) are below each electron . the total energy of the state is given by the sum over the four electrons . the sum e t ( pb , 6sp 3 ) of experimental energies [ 1 ] of pb , pb + , pb 2 + , and pb 3 + is e t ( pb , 6 sp 3 )= 42 . 32 ev + 31 . 9373 ev + 15 . 03248 ev + 7 . 41663 ev = 96 . 70641 ev ( 23 . 247 ) by considering that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell , the radius r 6sp 3 of the pb6sp 3 shell may be calculated from the coulombic energy using eq . ( 15 . 13 ): where z = 82 for lead . using eq . ( 15 . 14 ), the coulombic energy e coulomb ( pb , 6sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the pb6sp 3 shell is during hybridization , the spin - paired 6s electrons are promoted to pb6sp 3 shell as unpaired electrons . the energy for the promotion is the magnetic energy given by eq . ( 15 . 15 ) at the initial radius of the 6s electrons . from eq . ( 10 . 102 ) with z = 82 and n = 80 , the radius r 80 of the pb6s shell is using eqs . ( 23 . 249 ) and ( 23 . 251 ), the energy e ( pb , 6sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the pb6sp 3 shell is next , consider the formation of the pb - l - bond mo of lead compounds wherein l is a ligand including carbon and each lead atom has a pb6sp 3 electron with an energy given by eq . ( 23 . 252 ). the total energy of the state of each lead atom is given by the sum over the four electrons . the sum e t ( pb pb - l , 6sp 3 ) of energies of pb6sp 3 ( eq . ( 23 . 252 )), pb + , pb 2 + , and pb 3 + is where e ( pb , 6sp 3 ) is the sum of the energy of pb , − 7 . 41663 ev , and the hybridization energy . a minimum energy is achieved while matching the potential , kinetic , and orbital energy relationships given in the hydroxyl radical ( oh ) section with the donation of electron density from the participating pb6sp 3 ho to each pb - l - bond mo . consider the case wherein each pb6sp 3 ho donates an excess of 25 % of its electron density to the pb - l - bond mo to form an energy minimum . by considering this electron redistribution in the lead molecule as well as the fact that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell , in general terms , the radius r pb - l6sp 3 of the pb6sp 3 shell may be calculated from the coulombic energy using eq . ( 15 . 18 ): using eqs . ( 15 . 19 ) and ( 23 . 254 ), the coulombic energy e coulomb ( pb pb - l , 6sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the pb6sp 3 shell is during hybridization , the spin - paired 6s electrons are promoted to pb6sp 3 shell as unpaired electrons . the energy for the promotion is the magnetic energy given by eq . ( 23 . 251 ). using eqs . ( 23 . 251 ) and ( 23 . 255 ), the energy e ( pb ph - l , 6sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the pb6sp 3 shell is thus , e t ( pb - l , 6sp 3 ), the energy change of each pb6sp 3 shell with the formation of the pb - l - bond mo is given by the difference between eq . ( 23 . 256 ) and eq . ( 23 . 252 ): e t ( pb - l , 6sp 3 )= e ( pb pb - l , 6sp 3 )− e ( pb , 6sp 3 )=− 10 . 08936 ev −(− 9 . 61584 ev )=− 0 . 47352 ev ( 23 . 257 ) next , consider the formation of the pb — c - bond mo by bonding with a carbon having a c2sp 3 electron with an energy given by eq . ( 14 . 146 ). the total energy of the state is given by the sum over the four electrons . the sum e t ( c ethane , 2sp 3 ) of calculated energies of c2sp 3 , c + , c 2 + , and c 3 + from eqs . ( 10 . 123 ), ( 10 . 113 - 10 . 114 ), ( 10 . 68 ), and ( 10 . 48 ), respectively , is where e ( c , 2sp 3 ) is the sum of the energy of c , − 11 . 27671 ev , and the hybridization energy . the sharing of electrons between the pb6sp 3 ho and c2sp 3 hos to form a pb — c - bond mo permits each participating hybridized orbital to decrease in radius and energy . a minimum energy is achieved while satisfying the potential , kinetic , and orbital energy relationships , when the pb6sp 3 ho donates , and the c2sp 3 ho receives , excess electron density equivalent to an electron within the pb — c - bond mo . by considering this electron redistribution in the alkyl lead molecule as well as the fact that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell , the radius r pb - c2sp 3 of the c2sp 3 shell of the pb — c - bond mo may be calculated from the coulombic energy using eqs . ( 15 . 18 ) and ( 23 . 258 ): using eqs . ( 15 . 19 ) and ( 23 . 259 ), the coulombic energy e coulomb ( c pb — c , 2sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the c2sp 3 shell is during hybridization , the spin - paired 2s electrons are promoted to c2sp 3 shell as unpaired electrons . the energy for the promotion is the magnetic energy given by eq . ( 14 . 145 ). using eqs . ( 14 . 145 ) and ( 23 . 260 ), the energy e ( c pb — c , 2sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the c2sp 3 shell is thus , e t ( pb — c , 2sp 3 ), the energy change of each c2sp 3 shell with the formation of the pb — c - bond mo is given by the difference between eq . ( 23 . 261 ) and eq . ( 14 . 146 ): now , consider the formation of the pb - l - bond mo of lead compounds wherein l is a ligand including carbon . for the pb - l functional groups , hybridization of the 6p and 6s aos of pb to form a single pb6sp 3 ho shell forms an energy minimum , and the sharing of electrons between the pb6sp 3 ho and l ho to form a mo permits each participating orbital to decrease in radius and energy . the c2sp 3 ho has an energy of e ( c , 2sp 3 )=− 14 . 63489 ev ( eq . ( 15 . 25 )) and the pb6sp 3 ho has an energy of e ( pb , 6sp 3 )=− 9 . 61584 ev ( eq . ( 23 . 252 )). to meet the equipotential condition of the union of the pb - l h 2 - type - ellipsoidal - mo with these orbitals , the hybridization factors c 2 and c 2 of eq . ( 15 . 61 ) for the pb - l - bond mo given by eq . ( 15 . 77 ) are since the energy of the mo is matched to that of the pb6sp 3 ho , e ( ao / ho ) in eq . ( 15 . 61 ) is e ( pb , 6sp 3 ho ) given by eq . ( 23 . 252 ). in order to match the energies of the carbon and lead hos within the molecule , e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) of the pb - l - bond mo for the ligand carbon is one half e t ( pb c , 2sp 3 ) ( eq . ( 23 . 262 )). the symbols of the functional groups of lead compounds are given in table 154 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 31 - 15 . 32 ) and ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 61 ) and ( 23 . 28 - 23 . 33 )) parameters of lead compounds are given in tables 155 , 156 , and 157 , respectively . the total energy of each lead compounds given in table 158 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 157 corresponding to functional - group composition of the compound . the bond angle parameters of lead compounds determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 159 . the charge - densities of exemplary lead compound , tetraethyl lead ( pb ( ch 2 ch 3 ) 4 ) comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos are shown in fig7 . the alkyl arsines , ( c n h 2n + 1 ) 3 as , comprise a as — c functional group . the alkyl portion of the alkyl arsine may comprise at least two terminal methyl groups ( ch 3 ) at each end of each chain , and may comprise methylene ( ch 2 ), and methylyne ( ch ) functional groups as well as c bound by carbon - carbon single bonds . the methyl and methylene functional groups are equivalent to those of straight - chain alkanes . six types of c — c bonds can be identified . the n - alkane c — c bond is the same as that of straight - chain alkanes . in addition , the c — c bonds within isopropyl (( ch 3 ) 2 ch ) and t - butyl (( ch 3 ) 3 c ) groups and the isopropyl to isopropyl , isopropyl to t - butyl , and t - butyl to t - butyl c — c bonds comprise functional groups . the branched - chain - alkane groups in alkyl arsines are equivalent to those in branched - chain alkanes . the as — c group may further join the as4sp 3 ho to an aryl ho . as in the case of phosphorous , the bonding in the arsenic atom involves sp 3 hybridized orbitals formed , in this case , from the 4p and 4s electrons of the outer shells . the as — c bond forms between as4sp 3 and c2sp 3 hos to yield arsines . the semimajor axis a of the as — c functional group is solved using eq . ( 15 . 51 ). using the semimajor axis and the relationships between the prolate spheroidal axes , the geometric and energy parameters of the mo are calculated using eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 117 ) in the same manner as the organic functional groups given in organic molecular functional groups and molecules section . the energy of arsenic is less than the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h given by eq . ( 1 . 231 ). a minimum energy is achieved while matching the potential , kinetic , and orbital energy relationships given in the hydroxyl radical ( oh ) section with hybridization of the arsenic atom such that in eqs . ( 15 . 51 ) and ( 15 . 61 ), the sum of the energies of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos is matched to that of the as4sp 3 shell as in the case of the corresponding phosphine molecules . the as electron configuration is [ ar ] 4s 2 3d 10 4p 3 corresponding to the ground state 4 s 3 / 2 , and the 4sp 3 hybridized orbital arrangement after eq . ( 13 . 422 ) is where the quantum numbers ( l , m l ) are below each electron . the total energy of the state is given by the sum over the five electrons . the sum e t ( as , 4sp 3 ) of experimental energies [ 1 ] of as , as + , as 2 + , as 3 + , and as 4 + is by considering that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell , the radius r 4sp 3 of the as4sp 3 shell may be calculated from the coulombic energy using eq . ( 15 . 13 ): where z = 33 for arsenic . using eq . ( 15 . 14 ), the coulombic energy e coulomb ( as , 4sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the as4sp 3 shell is during hybridization , the spin - paired 4s electrons are promoted to as4sp 3 shell as paired electrons at the radius r 4sp 3 of the as4sp 3 shell . the energy for the promotion is the difference in the magnetic energy given by eq . ( 15 . 15 ) at the initial radius of the 4s electrons and the final radius of the as4sp 3 electrons . from eq . ( 10 . 102 ) with z = 33 and n = 30 , the radius r 30 of the as4s shell is using eqs . ( 23 . 267 ) and ( 23 . 269 ), the energy e ( as , 4sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the as4sp 3 shell is for the as — c functional group , hybridization of the 2s and 2p aos of each c and the 4s and 4p aos of each as to form single 2sp 3 and 4sp 3 shells , respectively , forms an energy minimum , and the sharing of electrons between the c2sp 3 and as4sp 3 hos to form a mo permits each participating orbital to decrease in radius and energy . in branched - chain alkyl arsines , the energy of arsenic is less than the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h given by eq . ( 1 . 231 ). thus , c 2 in eq . ( 15 . 61 ) is one , and the energy matching condition is determined by the c 2 parameter . then , the c2sp 3 ho has an energy of e ( c , 2sp 3 )=− 14 . 63489 ev ( eq . ( 15 . 25 )), and the as4sp 3 ho has an energy of e ( as , 4sp 4 )=− 11 . 27537 ev ( eq . ( 23 . 270 )). to meet the equipotential condition of the union of the as — c h 2 - type - ellipsoidal - mo with these orbitals , the hybridization factor c 2 of eq . ( 15 . 61 ) for the as — c - bond mo given by eqs . ( 15 . 77 ), ( 15 . 79 ), and ( 13 . 430 ) is the energy of the as — c - bond mo is the sum of the component energies of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mo given in eq . ( 15 . 51 ) with e ( ao / ho = e ( as , 4sp 3 ) given by eq . ( 23 . 270 ), and e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) is zero in order to match the energies of the carbon and arsenic hos . the symbols of the functional groups of branched - chain alkyl arsines are given in table 160 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 15 . 51 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 6 - 15 . 11 ) and ( 15 . 17 - 15 . 65 )) parameters of alkyl arsines are given in tables 161 , 162 , and 163 , respectively . the total energy of each alkyl arsine given in table 164 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 163 corresponding to functional - group composition of the molecule . the bond angle parameters of alkyl arsines determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 165 . the color scale , charge - density of exemplary alkyl arsine , triphenylarsine , comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig7 . the alkyl stibines , ( c n h 2n + 1 ) 3 sb , comprise a sb — c functional group . the alkyl portion of the alkyl stibine may comprise at least two terminal methyl groups ( ch 3 ) at each end of each chain , and may comprise methylene ( ch 2 ), and methylyne ( ch ) functional groups as well as c bound by carbon - carbon single bonds . the methyl and methylene functional groups are equivalent to those of straight - chain alkanes . six types of c — c bonds can be identified . the n - alkane c — c bond is the same as that of straight - chain alkanes . in addition , the c — c bonds within isopropyl (( ch 3 ) 2 ch ) and t - butyl (( ch 3 ) 3 c ) groups and the isopropyl to isopropyl , isopropyl to t - butyl , and t - butyl to t - butyl c — c bonds comprise functional groups . the branched - chain - alkane groups in alkyl stibines are equivalent to those in branched - chain alkanes . the sb — c group may further join the sb5sp 3 ho to an aryl ho . as in the case of phosphorous , the bonding in the antimony atom involves sp 3 hybridized orbitals formed , in this case , from the 5p and 5s electrons of the outer shells . the sb — c bond forms between sb5sp 3 and c2sp 3 hos to yield stibines . the semimajor axis a of the sb — c functional group is solved using eq . ( 15 . 51 ). using the semimajor axis and the relationships between the prolate spheroidal axes , the geometric and energy parameters of the mo are calculated using eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 117 ) in the same manner as the organic functional groups given in organic molecular functional groups and molecules section . the energy of antimony is less than the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h given by eq . ( 1 . 231 ). a minimum energy is achieved while matching the potential , kinetic , and orbital energy relationships given in the hydroxyl radical ( oh ) section with hybridization of the antimony atom such that in eqs . ( 15 . 51 ) and ( 15 . 61 ), the sum of the energies of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos is matched to that of the sb5sp 3 shell as in the case of the corresponding phosphine and arsine molecules . the sb electron configuration is [ kr ] 5s 2 4d 10 5p 3 corresponding to the ground state 4 s 3 / 2 , and the 5sp 3 hybridized orbital arrangement after eq . ( 13 . 422 ) is where the quantum numbers ( l , m l ) are below each electron . the total energy of the state is given by the sum over the five electrons . the sum e t ( sb , 5sp 3 ) of experimental energies [ 1 ] of sb , sb + , sb 2 + , sb 3 + , and sb 4 + is by considering that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell , the radius r 5sp 3 of the sb5sp 3 shell may be calculated from the coulombic energy using eq . ( 15 . 13 ): where z = 51 for antimony . using eq . ( 15 . 14 ), the coulombic energy e coulomb ( sb , 5sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the sb5sp 3 shell is during hybridization , the spin - paired 5s electrons are promoted to sb5sp 3 shell as paired electrons at the radius r 5sp 3 of the sb5sp 3 shell . the energy for the promotion is the difference in the magnetic energy given by eq . ( 15 . 15 ) at the initial radius of the 5s electrons and the final radius of the sb5sp 3 electrons . from eq . ( 10 . 102 ) with z = 51 and n = 48 , the radius r 48 of the sb5s shell is using eqs . ( 23 . 275 ) and ( 23 . 277 ), the energy e ( sb , 5sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the sb5sp 3 shell is for the sb — c functional group , hybridization of the 2s and 2p aos of each c and the 5s and 5p aos of each sb to form single 2sp 3 and 5sp 3 shells , respectively , forms an energy minimum , and the sharing of electrons between the c2sp 3 and sb5sp 3 hos to form a mo permits each participating orbital to decrease in radius and energy . in branched - chain alkyl stibines , the energy of antimony is less than the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h given by eq . ( 1 . 231 ). thus , c 2 in eq . ( 15 . 61 ) is one , and the energy matching condition is determined by the c 2 parameter . then , the c2sp 3 ho has an energy of e ( c , 2sp 3 )=− 14 . 63489 ev ( eq . ( 15 . 25 )), and the sb5sp 3 ho has an energy of e ( sb , 5sp 3 )=− 10 . 03404 ev ( eq . ( 23 . 278 )). to meet the equipotential condition of the union of the sb — c h 2 - type - ellipsoidal - mo with these orbitals , the hybridization factor c 2 of eq . ( 15 . 61 ) for the sb — c - bond mo given by eqs . ( 15 . 77 ), ( 15 . 79 ), and ( 13 . 430 ) is the energy of the sb — c - bond mo is the sum of the component energies of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mo given in eq . ( 15 . 51 ) with e ( ao / ho = e ( sb , 5sp 3 ) given by eq . ( 23 . 278 ), and e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) is zero in order to match the energies of the carbon and antimony hos . the symbols of the functional groups of branched - chain alkyl stibines are given in table 166 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 15 . 51 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 6 - 15 . 11 ) and ( 15 . 17 - 15 . 65 )) parameters of alkyl stibines are given in tables 167 , 168 , and 169 , respectively . the total energy of each alkyl stibine given in table 170 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 169 corresponding to functional - group composition of the molecule . the bond angle parameters of alkyl stibines determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 171 . the color scale , charge - density of exemplary alkyl stibine , triphenylstibine , comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig7 . the alkyl bismuths , ( c n h 2n + 1 ) 3 bi , comprise a bi — c functional group . the alkyl portion of the alkyl bismuth may comprise at least two terminal methyl groups ( ch 3 ) at each end of each chain , and may comprise methylene ( ch 2 ), and methylyne ( ch ) functional groups as well as c bound by carbon - carbon single bonds . the methyl and methylene functional groups are equivalent to those of straight - chain alkanes . six types of c — c bonds can be identified . the n - alkane c — c bond is the same as that of straight - chain alkanes . in addition , the c — c bonds within isopropyl (( ch 3 ) 2 ch ) and t - butyl (( ch 3 ) 3 c ) groups and the isopropyl to isopropyl , isopropyl to t - butyl , and t - butyl to t - butyl c — c bonds comprise functional groups . the branched - chain - alkane groups in alkyl bismuths are equivalent to those in branched - chain alkanes . the bi — c group may further join the bi6sp 3 ho to an aryl ho . as in the case of phosphorous , arsenic , and antimony , the bonding in the bismuth atom involves sp 3 hybridized orbitals formed , in this case , from the 6p and 6s electrons of the outer shells . the bi — c bond forms between bi6sp 3 and c2sp 3 hos to yield bismuths . the semimajor axis a of the bi — c functional group is solved using eq . ( 15 . 51 ). using the semimajor axis and the relationships between the prolate spheroidal axes , the geometric and energy parameters of the mo are calculated using eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 117 ) in the same manner as the organic functional groups given in organic molecular functional groups and molecules section . the energy of bismuth is less than the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h given by eq . ( 1 . 231 ). a minimum energy is achieved while matching the potential , kinetic , and orbital energy relationships given in the hydroxyl radical ( oh ) section with hybridization of the bismuth atom such that in eqs . ( 15 . 51 ) and ( 15 . 61 ), the sum of the energies of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos is matched to that of the bi6sp 3 shell as in the case of the corresponding phosphines , arsines , and stibines . the bi electron configuration is [ xe ] 6s 2 4f 14 5d 10 6p 3 corresponding to the ground state 4 s 3 / 2 , and the 6sp 3 hybridized orbital arrangement after eq . ( 13 . 422 ) is where the quantum numbers ( l , m l ) are below each electron . the total energy of the state is given by the sum over the five electrons . the sum e t ( bi , 6sp 3 ) of experimental energies [ 1 ] of bi , bi + , bi 2 + , bi 3 + , and bi 4 + is by considering that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell , the radius r 6sp 3 of the bi6sp 3 shell may be calculated from the coulombic energy using eq . ( 15 . 13 ): where z = 83 for bismuth . using eq . ( 15 . 14 ), the coulombic energy e coulomb ( bi , 6sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the bi6sp 3 shell is during hybridization , the spin - paired 6s electrons are promoted to bi6sp 3 shell as paired electrons at the radius r 6sp 3 of the bi6sp 3 shell . the energy for the promotion is the difference in the magnetic energy given by eq . ( 15 . 15 ) at the initial radius of the 6s electrons and the final radius of the bi6sp 3 electrons . from eq . ( 10 . 102 ) with z = 83 and n = 80 , the radius r 80 of the bi6s shell is using eqs . ( 23 . 283 ) and ( 23 . 285 ), the energy e ( bi , 6sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the bi6sp 3 shell is next , consider the formation of the bi - l - bond mo of bismuth compounds wherein l is a very stable ligand and each bismuth atom has a bi6sp 3 electron with an energy given by eq . ( 23 . 286 ). the total energy of the state of each bismuth atom is given by the sum over the five electrons . the sum e t ( pb pb - l , 6sp 3 ) of energies of bi6sp 3 ( eq . ( 23 . 286 )), bi + , bi 2 + , bi 3 + , and bi 4 + is where e ( bi , 6sp 3 ) is the sum of the energy of bi , − 7 . 2855 ev , and the hybridization energy . a minimum energy is achieved while matching the potential , kinetic , and orbital energy relationships given in the hydroxyl radical ( oh ) section with the donation of electron density from the participating bi6sp 3 ho to each bi - l - bond mo . consider the case wherein each bi6sp 3 ho donates an excess of 25 % of its electron density to the pb - l - bond mo to form an energy minimum . by considering this electron redistribution in the bismuth molecule as well as the fact that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell , in general terms , the radius r bi - lsp 3 of the bi6sp 3 shell may be calculated from the coulombic energy using eq . ( 15 . 18 ): using eqs . ( 15 . 19 ) and ( 23 . 288 ), the coulombic energy e coulomb ( bi bi - l , 6sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the bi6sp 3 shell is during hybridization , the spin - paired 6s electrons are promoted to bi6sp 3 shell as paired electrons at the radius r 6sp 3 of the bi6sp 3 shell . the energy for the promotion is the difference in the magnetic energy given by eq . ( 15 . 15 ) at the initial radius of the 6s electrons and the final radius of the bi6sp 3 electrons . using eqs . ( 23 . 285 ) and ( 23 . 289 ), the energy e ( bi bi - l , 6sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the bi6sp 3 shell is thus , e t ( bi - l , 6sp 3 ), the energy change of each bi6sp 3 shell with the formation of the bi - l - bond mo is given by the difference between eq . ( 23 . 290 ) and eq . ( 23 . 286 ): next , consider the formation of the bi — c - bond mo by bonding with a carbon having a c2sp 3 electron with an energy given by eq . ( 14 . 146 ). the total energy of the state is given by the sum over the five electrons . the sum e t ( c ethane , 2sp 3 ) of calculated energies of c2sp 3 , c + , c 2 + , and c 3 + from eqs . ( 10 . 123 ), ( 10 . 113 - 10 . 114 ), ( 10 . 68 ), and ( 10 . 48 ), respectively , is where e ( c , 2sp 3 ) is the sum of the energy of c , − 11 . 27671 ev , and the hybridization energy . the sharing of electrons between the bi6sp 3 ho and c2sp 3 hos to form a bi — c - bond mo permits each participating hybridized orbital to decrease in radius and energy . a minimum energy is achieved while satisfying the potential , kinetic , and orbital energy relationships , when the bi6sp 3 ho donates , and the c2sp 3 ho receives , excess electron density equivalent to an electron within the bi — c - bond mo . by considering this electron redistribution in the alkyl bismuth molecule as well as the fact that the central field decreases by an integer for each successive electron of the shell , the radius r bi - c2sp 3 of the c2sp 3 shell of the bi — c - bond mo may be calculated from the coulombic energy using eqs . ( 15 . 18 ) and ( 23 . 292 ): using eqs . ( 15 . 19 ) and ( 23 . 293 ), the coulombic energy e coulomb ( c bi - c 2 , sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the c2sp 3 shell is during hybridization , the spin - paired 2s electrons are promoted to c2sp 3 shell as unpaired electrons . the energy for the promotion is the magnetic energy given by eq . ( 14 . 145 ). using eqs . ( 14 . 145 ) and ( 23 . 294 ), the energy e ( c bi — c , 2sp 3 ) of the outer electron of the c2sp 3 shell is thus , e t ( bi — c , 2sp 3 ), the energy change of each c2sp 3 shell with the formation of the bi — c - bond mo is given by the difference between eq . ( 23 . 295 ) and eq . ( 14 . 146 ): now , consider the formation of the bi - l - bond mo of bismuth compounds wherein l is a ligand including carbon . for the bi — c functional group , hybridization of the 2s and 2p aos of each c and the 6s and 6p aos of each bi to form single 2sp 3 and 6sp 3 shells , respectively , forms an energy minimum , and the sharing of electrons between the c2sp 3 and bi6sp 3 hos to form a mo permits each participating orbital to decrease in radius and energy . in branched - chain alkyl bismuths , the energy of bismuth is less than the coulombic energy between the electron and proton of h given by eq . ( 1 . 231 ). thus , the energy matching condition is determined by the c 2 and c 2 parameters in eq . ( 15 . 61 ). then , the c2sp 3 ho has an energy of e ( c , 2sp 3 )=− 14 . 63489 ev ( eq . ( 15 . 25 )), and the bi6sp 3 ho has an energy of e ( bi , 6sp 3 )=− 10 . 03679 ev ( eq . ( 23 . 286 )). to meet the equipotential condition of the union of the bi — c h 2 - type - ellipsoidal - mo with these orbitals , the hybridization factors c 2 and c 2 of eq . ( 15 . 61 ) for the bi — c - bond mo given by eqs . ( 15 . 77 ) are the energy of the bi — c - bond mo is the sum of the component energies of the h 2 - type ellipsoidal mo given in eq . ( 15 . 51 ) with e ( ao / ho )= e ( bi , 6sp 3 ) given by eq . ( 23 . 286 ), and e t ( atom - atom , msp 3 . ao ) is e t ( bi — c , 2sp 3 ) ( eq . ( 23 . 296 )) in order to match the energies of the carbon and bismuth hos . the symbols of the functional groups of branched - chain alkyl bismuths are given in table 172 . the geometrical ( eqs . ( 15 . 1 - 15 . 5 ) and ( 15 . 51 )), intercept ( eqs . ( 15 . 80 - 15 . 87 )), and energy ( eqs . ( 15 . 6 - 15 . 11 ) and ( 15 . 17 - 15 . 65 )) parameters of alkyl bismuths are given in tables 173 , 174 , and 175 , respectively . the total energy of each alkyl bismuth given in table 176 was calculated as the sum over the integer multiple of each e d ( group ) of table 175 corresponding to functional - group composition of the molecule . the bond angle parameters of alkyl bismuths determined using eqs . ( 15 . 88 - 15 . 117 ) are given in table 177 . the color scale , charge - density of exemplary alkyl bismuth , triphenylbismuth , comprising atoms with the outer shell bridged by one or more h 2 - type ellipsoidal mos or joined with one or more hydrogen mos is shown in fig7 . the bond energies , calculated using closed - form equations having integers and fundamental constants only for classes of molecules whose designation is based on the main functional group , are given in the following tables with the experimental values .