在構型的研究領域中Weinhold 的naturl bond orbital ( NBO )理論一直被廣泛的應用。藉由 σ

　The Weinhold’s natutal bond orbital ( NBO ) has been widely and rapidly employed on
conformational studies, especially for conformations that can be stabilized by σ

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