Energodynamics of Radiation and the Chemical Bonding as a Resonant-Selective Interaction

Abstract

The myth about special quantum mechanics, different from classical mechanics, has been debunked. In fact, there is a branch of classical mechanics, which belongs to wave theory and considers a particle-like wave, rather than a particle having the properties of a wave. New quantum mechanics, free from unnecessary entities, assumptions, and hypotheses, makes it possible to get rid of many accumulated contradictions in theoretical physics, physical chemistry, and quantum chemistry and expands the methodological base of engineering disciplines by opening up new ways and means for solving practical problems, as shown by the example of consideration of chemical bonding as a resonant-selective interaction.