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Bond force constant (k=V′′(re​))

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The bond force constant is the curvature of the effective potential energy at the equilibrium bond length. For a diatomic bond stretch, it plays the role of a spring constant. Its definition is local: two wells with the same curvature can have different bond-dissociation energies.

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