I'd add to Bruce's explanation that the numbers usually end up being
qualitatively similar to what you'd expect from oxidation states, but
much smaller than the oxidation number. Saying iron is in a +2
oxidation state, for instance, doesn't really mean two electrons have
been completely tra
On Friday 02 January 2009 09:15:05 am Bruce Ravel wrote:
> what does charge transfer mean in FEFF?
> I cant understand what the number of charge transfer like 0.058, -0.073
> means. The number indicate the number of electron in atom?
>
> If anybody knows it, please answer
>
>
> Charg
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what does charge transfer mean in FEFF?
I cant understand what the number of charge transfer like 0.05
