Dieter Bergmann Books

Electronegativity

By Kali D. Sen, Luis C. Balbas, Libero J. Bartolotti, Alberto M. Vela, K. D. Sen, Michael C. Böhm, Jürgen Hinze, Marcelo Galvan, Peter C. Schmidt, Christian Klixbüll Jørgensen, Julio A. Alonso, Wilfried J. Mortier, Jose L. Gazquez, Dieter Bergmann, John Mullay, Christian K. Jorgensen, Kali D. Sen, Christian Klixbüll Jørgensen, Julio A. Alonso, Luis C. Balbas, Libero J. Bartolotti, Dieter Bergmann, Michael C. Böhm, Marcelo Galvan, Jose L. Gazquez, Jürgen Hinze, Wilfried J. Mortier, John Mullay, Peter C. Schmidt, Alberto M. Vela

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198 pages : 25 cm "With 39 Figures and 36 Tables." Includes bibliographical references Estimation of atomic and group electronegativities / J. Mullay -- Absolute electronegativities as determined f...

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