A review of computational studies of magnetically induced current density susceptibilities in
molecules and their relation to experiments is presented. The history of the investigation of …

The usefulness of aromaticity/antiaromaticity concepts to foresee structural stability patterns
and salient features of the electronic structure of small inorganic and all-metal rings has …

The occurrence of aromaticity in organic molecules is widely accepted, but its occurrence in
purely metallic systems is less widespread. Molecules comprising only metal atoms (M) are …

Magnetically induced ring currents are a conventional tool for the characterization of
aromaticity. Dia-and paratropic currents are thought to be associated with stabilization …

In this study the recently developed electron density of delocalized bonds (EDDB) is used to
define a new measure of aromaticity in molecular rings. The relationships between bond …

The term aromaticity in chemistry is reminiscent of symmetric, exceptionally stable structures
that have delocalized electrons that sustain diamagnetic ring currents in response to …

Clusters that mimic elemental atoms in the periodic table are known as superatoms which
open up a new window to design functional materials and catalysts by atomic construction …

This study delves into the magnetic response of core electrons and their influence on the
global magnetic response of planar and three-dimensional systems containing heavy …

Quantum chemical calculations using density functional theory and correlated ab initio
methods of the 10 π‐electron systems (N6H6) 2+ and C2N4H6 show that the planar forms …

The presence of a delocalized π-bond is often considered an essential criterion for
achieving planar hypercoordination. Herein, we show that σ-delocalization could be …