Abstract
The linear combination of fragment configurations (LCFC) method is used to study factors which control the relative strengths of bonds. Trends in bond strengths and the relative stability of structural isomers are predicted for a variety of organic molecules. It is argued that complex interactions within large organic molecules can be simplified to the interaction of the two electrons of a single bond. A compilation of experimental data is presented to support the proposed theoretical model.
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