Zz. Yang et Cs. Wang, ATOM-BOND ELECTRONEGATIVITY EQUALIZATION METHOD .1. CALCULATION OF THE CHARGE-DISTRIBUTION IN LARGE MOLECULES, The journal of physical chemistry. A, Molecules, spectroscopy, kinetics, environment, & general theory, 101(35), 1997, pp. 6315-6321
On the basis of the principle of electronegativity equalization and de
nsity-functional theory, an atom-bond electronegativity equalization m
ethod has been developed for the calculation of the charge distributio
n in large molecules that are connectivity and geometry dependent. The
effective electronegativities of an atom and a bond in a molecule are
derived and given by equations that contain respective electronegativ
ities, hardness terms, and contributions that come from other atomic a
nd bond charges. The parameters A, B, C, and D are the valence-state e
lectronegativity and the valence-state hardnesses. They are obtained b
y calibrating through calculations of more than 100 model molecules an
d are transferable and consistently usable. The atom-bond electronegat
ivity equalization method is tested through calculation of the charge
distributions in several large organic molecules, It has been shown th
at there is a very good agreement between the results obtained by the
atom-bond electronegativity equalization method and those obtained by
the corresponding ab initio quantum chemical calculations.