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Journal of Jining University

The Application of Schrodinger Equation in Chemistry

Kao Xiujuan

Published Jan 1, 2008• 0 citations
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Abstract

Discussed the origin of Schrodinger equation.Although Schrodinger equation is a analoging equation,we can find the result according with the fact when we apply it to describe the electron..It becomes the theoretical basic of quantum mechanics.

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