Depiction of a human molecular orbital showing of the 90 percent probability region of a person's location over the surface of the earth, the person considered as a human particle, shown inside of American anthropologist Edward Hall's 1966 conception of 'reaction bubbles' (a type of personal space), according to which the probability region boundary is defined as one's thermodynamic boundary. [1] |
A + B → C
A + B → AB + C
Day one: Two people, i.e. human molecules, Mx and Fy, meet in their school orbitals, and begin to associate. | Day 90: The two human molecules develop more orbital overlap (stability) by hanging out at the houses of mutual friends. | Day 365: The two human molecules fuse, by combining their previous separate nuclei into one (they move in together). |