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In this lecture we have quantified the meaning of electronic structure and contrasted it with structures and geometries of a few interesting molecules. These geometries include NH3 , D/L isomers of an optically active compound, a potassium ion trapped inside a C60, a protein molecule and a micellar aggregate. Electronic structure was associated with an energy level diagram with electrons “occupying the lower levels, a charge density of electrons associated with these levels and a spectrum which is a signature of these levels. Quantum theory began with the works of Planck (who gave the formula  ), where  is the frequency of light and n = number of photons. It was further developed by Bohr, Heisenberg,
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