Singletkonfiguration
Singletkonfiguration refers to a specific electronic spin state in quantum mechanics, particularly relevant in the context of atomic and molecular physics. In this configuration, the spins of two or more electrons are paired in such a way that their net magnetic moment cancels out. This means the total spin angular momentum of the system is zero. This is often represented by the spin quantum number S = 0.
When electrons occupy the same atomic or molecular orbital, their spins must be antiparallel to satisfy the
Singlet states are typically diamagnetic, meaning they are weakly repelled by magnetic fields, as opposed to