Molecular interactions are partitioned in SCF and correlation energy parts. It is shown that for atomic systems, one can join high quality ’’a priori’’ SCF calculations with a semiempirical estimate of the correlation energy, made using the standard long range multipolar expansion and corrected assuming the 3Σ+u state of H2 as a model (scaling the ’’size’’ of the atomic charge distribution as the ionization potential to the negative 2/3 power) to obtain very good agreement with the available experimental information.
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