Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7565619 | Educación Química | 2011 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
The work of Linus Pauling has inspired a great diversity of ideas, works, and proposals in order to define a universal electronegativity (X) concept and its corresponding scales. The earlier methods for proposing atomic X scales, which exhibit novel ideas, are introduced here. In doing so, the development of each method and how it was intellectualized from the previous ones is shown: This result in different X definitions having both diverse units and different physical meaning. The differences of authors' points of view are remarked through the contrast between their own opinions.
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Authors
Guillermo Salas-Banuet, José RamÃrez-Vieyra, Ma. Eugenia Noguez-Amaya,