Introducción: Em
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A dot isn't the best way to try to sum up how electrons come and go
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They are the states of a matter field that follows an equation that Dirac wrote
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The Schroedinger part of the whole equation will just lead in sub-c when it expands
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Now get that Coulomb and add it in with a proton and watch them start to dance
n.c.
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"Oh proton I feel your tug
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Central potential dip down pulling on me
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But I'm not falling in deep
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No that would break uncertainty"
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Say oh electrons move too much
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Slow down your pace and put that orbit on me
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Come on now, follow my lead
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Come—come on now, follow my lead
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Orbitals take the shape they do
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As stable states of the quantum rules
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And when a one approaches two
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They combine and they're bonding
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Thus, hydrogen as a rule
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Is found in nature as H2
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Energy configuring a molecule
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Diatomically bonding
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(low high low high low high low high) Diatomically bonding
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(low high low high low high low high) Diatomically bonding
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(low high low high low high low high) Diatomically bonding
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Energy configuring a molecule
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When orbitals take the shape they do
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One half spin will give a lepton a twin
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One up one down in the ground state
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With S and P in quadruple degeneracy
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The second shell can be filled up with eight
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The higher angular powers spread out like beautiful flowers
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In middle families, they come into play
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Well here's a carbon with 6 e- this ain't nothing tricksy
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But we're gonna make some methane today
n.c.
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"Oh atoms I feel your tug
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Got my electrons bugged out pulling on me
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Come on now settle round me
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I'll hybridize to SP3"
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Say oh, Carbon here's our touch
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Spread out one-oh-nine-point-four-seven degrees
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Come on now follow our lead
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Come come on now follow our lead
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Molecules take the shape they do
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Combining states of the quantum rules
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Like when a shell goes SP2
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For sigma pi double bonding
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And as widely as their purview
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They spread out in the molecule
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Look at benzene in a ring, they hold it true
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Aromatically bonding
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(low high low high low high low high) Aromatically bonding
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(low high low high low high low high) Aromatically bonding
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(low high low high low high low high) Aromatically bonding
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Look at benzene in a ring, they hold it true
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When orbitals take the shape they do
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Come bond with me baby, come bond
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Come bond with me baby, come bond
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Come bond with me baby, come bond
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Come bond with me baby, come bond
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Polymers take the shape they do
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Combining base-level residues
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Like RNA's ACGU
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Look they're hydrogen bonding!
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Peptides make a chain and group
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In beta pleat sheets and corkscrews
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With these secondary links they fold and move
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They're all over your body
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Come bond with me baby, come bond
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Come bond with me baby, come bond
(They're all over your body)
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Come bond with me baby, come bond
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Come bond with me baby, come bond
(They're all over your body)
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Come bond with me baby, come bond
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Come bond with me baby, come bond
(They're all over your body)
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You're a chemical machine, it's best you knew
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That molecules take the shape of you