Decision problem with high residual electron density on the metal atom

It is shown that replacing the experimental electron density with the theoretical one on the terbium atom describes the experimental topology in the coordination sphere with high accuracy. Such a replacement is fundamentally important in the case of high residual electron density on a heavy metal atom.

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Replacing experimental electron density with theoretical one on the terbium atom accurately describes the experimental topology in the coordination sphere, especially in cases of high residual electron density on heavy metal atoms.