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Resonance energies and ΔH(atomization) for boron hydrides
Graph-theoretical techniques can be used to count two-center two-electron valence bond structures for boron hydrides. The heats of atomization can be correlated with a 4 term linear equation based on the numbers of terminal and bridging BH bonds, nearest-neighbor boron atom pairs, and an estimate of resonance energy.