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Semiempirical calculation of electronic redistributions in interacting molecular systems III. Localized charge distributions 1n the hydration complexes of cations and anions
The localized molecular orbitals for the hydration complexes of H+ and Li+ cations, F− anion, and linear dimer of water molecules are obtained from their CNDO/2 wavefunctions. The bonding of these systems is qualitatively discussed in the light of the localized orbitals.