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Crystallography meets orbital-free DFT – two-pronged approach towards chemical bonding characteristics in chemical bonding analysis
by quantum mechanical calculations, employs information obtained from high-resolution X-ray diffraction experiments to assess forces and potential in a crystalline state. Electronic forces, observed in a crystal, are expressed by kinetic and DFT potentials and are further defined in terms of experimental electron density and its derivatives.