Nantibonding2
Nantibonding2 is a chemical phenomenon that occurs when two atoms or groups of atoms in a molecule are held together by a weak attractive force, rather than the typical strong covalent or ionic bonds. This weak attraction is often referred to as a "nonbonding" interaction, hence the term "nantibonding." The term "nantibonding2" specifically refers to the second-order approximation of this phenomenon, where the interaction is further refined to account for more complex electronic and geometric factors.
In nantibonding2, the weak attractive force is typically caused by dispersion forces, which are temporary fluctuations
The study of nantibonding2 is an active area of research in the field of computational chemistry, as