Orbital electronegativity and electron affinity of rare earth atoms using Xα-theory
作者： Kali D. Sen , Peter C. Schmidt , Alarich Weiss
DOI: 10.1007/BF00635724
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摘要: Slater's transition state concept and the relativistic numerical Hartree-Fock-Slater theory has been used to calculate electronegativity first ionization potential for rare earth atoms. Based on these results electron affinity also estimated. The predicts almost constant values of as ∼2 eV, ∼8 eV ∼ -(4–5) respectively.
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