Orbital Interactions in Chemistry

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Summary: The gold standard
Review: This book is an indispensible source of straightforward description of qualitative MO theory for any organic, organometallic, coordination, or materials chemist who uses MO theory. As a professor, I use it for my graduate class in inorganic chemistry regularly.

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Summary: THE must-have book for understanding MOT
Review: Yes, this book is out-of-date, if you say. But the whole diagrams and symbols are already placed itself as the canon of this field. If you are an undergraduate chemistry major, you can see much ados about MO in recent texts are truly indebted to this book. You can also feel Hoffmann's friendly approaches. Hwangbo, et al are direct succesor of the spirit of Hoffmann school!