what factor or factors determine the bond length or bond angle and why? How can computer modelling be used in Chemistry? How can computer modelling be used outside of the classroom? Compare molecular modeling to drawing structures on paper? CO2 Distance Energy(RHF) (A) 0.94 -186.2 0.97 -186.3 1 -186.4 1.03 -186.5 1.06 -186.5 1.09 -186.5 1.12 -186.6 1.15 -186.6 1.18 -186.6 1.21 -186.6 1.24 -186.5 1.27 -186.5 1.3 -186.5 1.33 -186.5 1.36 -186.4 1.39 -186.4 1.42 -186.4 1.45 -186.4 1.48 -186.3 1.51 -186.3 1.54 -186.3 1.57 -186.3 1.6 -186.2

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what factor or factors determine the bond length or bond angle and why?
How can computer modelling be used in Chemistry?
How can computer modelling be used outside of the classroom?
Compare molecular modeling to drawing structures on paper?
CO2
Distance
Energy(RHF)
(A)
0.94 -186.2
0.97 -186.3
1 -186.4
1.03 -186.5
1.06 -186.5
1.09 -186.5
1.12 -186.6
1.15 -186.6
1.18 -186.6
1.21 -186.6
1.24 -186.5
1.27 -186.5
1.3 -186.5
1.33 -186.5
1.36 -186.4
1.39 -186.4
1.42 -186.4
1.45 -186.4
1.48 -186.3
1.51 -186.3
1.54 -186.3
1.57 -186.3
1.6 -186.2
Transcribed Image Text:what factor or factors determine the bond length or bond angle and why? How can computer modelling be used in Chemistry? How can computer modelling be used outside of the classroom? Compare molecular modeling to drawing structures on paper? CO2 Distance Energy(RHF) (A) 0.94 -186.2 0.97 -186.3 1 -186.4 1.03 -186.5 1.06 -186.5 1.09 -186.5 1.12 -186.6 1.15 -186.6 1.18 -186.6 1.21 -186.6 1.24 -186.5 1.27 -186.5 1.3 -186.5 1.33 -186.5 1.36 -186.4 1.39 -186.4 1.42 -186.4 1.45 -186.4 1.48 -186.3 1.51 -186.3 1.54 -186.3 1.57 -186.3 1.6 -186.2
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