The isodensity surface is the collection of points in space where the total electron density
is 0.002 electrons/volume. The surface encloses the region in which there is at least a 98% probability of finding all of
the electrons.
Electrostatic Potentials Mapped on the Isodensity Surface for HOClO
The electrostatic potential is the energy associated with the interaction of a point charge
with the nuclei and electrons in the molecule. High positive electrostatic potentials, represented in blue, indicate regions that
are very electron-poor. High negative potentials, represented in red, denote regions that are highly electron-rich.
