Quantum Physics

Quantum Chemistry

Quantum chemistry is the theoretical study of chemical systems using quantum mechanics. Its goal is to solve the Schrödinger equation for the system under consideration; however, its complexity necessitates simplifying assumptions and approximations for all but the simplest of atoms or molecules, resulting in a trade-off between accuracy and computing expense.

Quantum chemistry encompasses a wide range of topics, from the advancement of our fundamental understanding of molecules to chemical applications, as well as a variety of quantum phenomena applications in the study of biological concerns. Understanding the formation and breaking of bonds in chemical reactions, as well as the use of coherent quantum superposition states for ultrasensitive measurements of protein and DNA structure and dynamics, as well as their interactions with medicinal molecules, are examples.