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Localized molecular orbitals

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Localized molecular orbitals (LMOs) are a concept in quantum chemistry and molecular orbital theory used to describe the electron distribution in molecules. Unlike delocalized molecular orbitals, which spread over several atoms and can be seen in conjugated systems or in systems with extensive pi bonding, LMOs are more confined to specific regions or atoms within a molecule.

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