Computational Chemistry
Modern computational chemistry applies components of bonding models to simulate various chemical phenomenon associated with bonding. Computational chemistry also extends beyond covalent bonding to investigate the interactions of groups of molecules and higher order structure. In these systems the chemical bond is often simplified and approximated to reduce computing time.
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