tetraszpinközpontú
The term *tetraszpinközpontú* is a Hungarian compound adjective that translates to "tetrahedral-centered" or "tetracentric" in English. It is primarily used in chemistry and materials science to describe molecular or crystal structures where a central atom or group is coordinated by four surrounding atoms or ligands arranged in a tetrahedral geometry. This arrangement minimizes electron pair repulsion, resulting in a symmetrical, three-dimensional shape.
In coordination chemistry, a *tetraszpinközpontú* complex typically involves a central metal ion bonded to four ligands
The term is also relevant in solid-state chemistry, where tetrahedral coordination can occur in semiconductor materials,
While *tetraszpinközpontú* structures are common in nature, deviations from perfect tetrahedral symmetry can arise due to