Quantum orbitals and the autonomy of the chemical world

The analysis of the concept of orbital allows us to argue that-in opposition to a recent position in philosophy of science-it is impossible to defend the autonomy of the chemical reality in regard to physical reality, appealing to the idea that there is a conceptual rupture among a chemical interpre...

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Autores principales: Córdoba, M., Martínez, J.C.
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Monoelectronic wave functions
Ontological autonomy of chemistry
Ontological reduction
Quantum chemistry
Structural chemistry
Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_04954548_v29_n2_p261_Cordoba
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spelling todo:paper_04954548_v29_n2_p261_Cordoba2023-10-03T15:34:09Z Quantum orbitals and the autonomy of the chemical world Córdoba, M. Martínez, J.C. Monoelectronic wave functions Ontological autonomy of chemistry Ontological reduction Quantum chemistry Structural chemistry The analysis of the concept of orbital allows us to argue that-in opposition to a recent position in philosophy of science-it is impossible to defend the autonomy of the chemical reality in regard to physical reality, appealing to the idea that there is a conceptual rupture among a chemical interpretation and a quantum interpretation of the concept. This is the case because there are not two different interpretations of the concept of orbital. On the contrary, the concept involved in structural chemistry and in quantum chemistry comes from quantum mechanics. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_04954548_v29_n2_p261_Cordoba
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topic Monoelectronic wave functions
Ontological autonomy of chemistry
Ontological reduction
Quantum chemistry
Structural chemistry
spellingShingle Monoelectronic wave functions
Ontological autonomy of chemistry
Ontological reduction
Quantum chemistry
Structural chemistry
Córdoba, M.
Martínez, J.C.
Quantum orbitals and the autonomy of the chemical world
topic_facet Monoelectronic wave functions
Ontological autonomy of chemistry
Ontological reduction
Quantum chemistry
Structural chemistry
description The analysis of the concept of orbital allows us to argue that-in opposition to a recent position in philosophy of science-it is impossible to defend the autonomy of the chemical reality in regard to physical reality, appealing to the idea that there is a conceptual rupture among a chemical interpretation and a quantum interpretation of the concept. This is the case because there are not two different interpretations of the concept of orbital. On the contrary, the concept involved in structural chemistry and in quantum chemistry comes from quantum mechanics.
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Martínez, J.C.
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Martínez, J.C.
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title Quantum orbitals and the autonomy of the chemical world
title_short Quantum orbitals and the autonomy of the chemical world
title_full Quantum orbitals and the autonomy of the chemical world
title_fullStr Quantum orbitals and the autonomy of the chemical world
title_full_unstemmed Quantum orbitals and the autonomy of the chemical world
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