Correlated MO study of the low-barrier intramolecular motions in donor-acceptor ethenes.
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Summary
Within the studied small series of mostly planar push-pull ethenes, polarizability appears a better indicator of rapid intramolecular motions about the C=C bond than straight polarity.
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- article
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- 2005-11-17
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Keywords
Psychology, Medicine, Clinical psychology, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Cognitive psychology
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