Boron atom 3D simulation shows p/d/f superposition reshaping the probability cloud
seanmcdonaldxyz · x · 2026-09-14
- Following a Lithium visualization, the author released a 3D simulation of Boron's outer electron.
- The outer electron is a coherent superposition of p-, d- and f-type states with very different angular structures, so the probability cloud develops new lobes, opens and closes nodal regions, and repeatedly reorganizes its 3D topology — unlike Lithium's nested radial shells.
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