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Quantum-mechanical explanation for molecular bonding that Schrödinger claims is unique and necessary for understanding chemical stability.
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- Quantum Mechanicsassociated_withTheoretical framework Schrödinger argues is essential for explaining chemical stability of genes and hereditary substance against thermal perturbation.
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- Central claim: without quantum-mechanical energy thresholds and discrete states, hereditary information could not survive across generations.
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