A bound-state correction is suggested for the Thomson-Gryzinski impulse approximation. Also, it is noted that Slater's rules yield estimates of kinetic-energy expectation values which are more accurate than those used in previous applications of this approximation. These corrections are important for neutral atoms with outer electrons in a p state and for all negative ions. Comparison is made with experiment and previous theoretical results.
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