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1. Chemical Bonding in Solids The Periodic Table ‚Covalent Bonding ƒIonic Bonding „Metallic Bonding …The Hydrogen Bond †The van der Waals Bond.

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1 1. Chemical Bonding in Solids The Periodic Table ‚Covalent Bonding ƒIonic Bonding „Metallic Bonding …The Hydrogen Bond †The van der Waals Bond

2 1.1. The Periodic Table Hartree model  Mean field theory.  Average e-e interaction.  Self-consistency.  Screening.  Pauli-Exclusion principle / Exchange.  Correlation effects.

3 Electron Configuration of Atoms

4 Periodic Table Transition metals ( partially filled d shell ) Rare earth metals (partially filled f shell ) Exchange-correlation effects Density functional method

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