CCL: Madelung or Klechkovski /Aufbau principle
- From: Eric Scerri <scerri~!~chem.ucla.edu>
- Subject: CCL: Madelung or Klechkovski /Aufbau principle
- Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 19:17:41 -0700
Title: Re: CCL: Madelung or Klechkovski /Aufbau
principle
Can someone explain
how Madelung-- Klechkovski (or Kelchkowki's) rule differ
> from
the Aufbau principle
(Aufbauprinzip) described by Niels
Bohr circa 1920?
No difference except the n + l rule gives the actual
order, which is read off the empirical data.
Bohr's aufbau is that orbitals fill in order of increasing
energy.
He could not derive this order, except empirically from spectra
and chemical properties of atoms although he often gave the
impression that he was deducing it from principles. This has
been written about by Kragh and myself in several articles.
The rule is just a convenient mnemonic for spelling out the
aufbau.
eric scerri
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CCL: Madelung or
Klechkovski ?
Sent to CCL by: Anastassia Alexandrova
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In Russia people teach Klechkovskyi rule. So another 1/6th of the
World
thinks it was Klechkovskyi.
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> Dear Xavier,
>
> During my teaching experience in france, I also discovered that
the
>
> Kelchkowki rules are, as we say in France, a cultural exception
!
> While
> searching for the origin of these rules, I found that most of
the
> countries refer to them as 'the aufbau principle' (something
like the
>
> 'construction principle'), but I have no reference about it. May
be
> some
> CCLers can help us on this !
>
> I took some time searching through some database, and
Klechkowsky
> name
> never appeared...
>
> Regards,
> Paul.
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