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... shows clearly ( Figure 8 ) that this compound also exists in solution as a mixture of helical and propeller conformations . With this in- formation , it was then possible to provide a detailed Compound Tri - o - carvacrotide = ( II ; R1 ...
... shows clearly ( Figure 8 ) that this compound also exists in solution as a mixture of helical and propeller conformations . With this in- formation , it was then possible to provide a detailed Compound Tri - o - carvacrotide = ( II ; R1 ...
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... shows the hydroxyl ab- sorption band of cyclopentanol in tetrachloroethylene solution as a function of concentration . It also shows that the dilutions necessary to obtain only the ' free ' hydroxyl stretching band cannot be attained in ...
... shows the hydroxyl ab- sorption band of cyclopentanol in tetrachloroethylene solution as a function of concentration . It also shows that the dilutions necessary to obtain only the ' free ' hydroxyl stretching band cannot be attained in ...
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... shows that the maximum deviation of a hydrogen from the mean molecular plane ( 4 ) is 0.31 Å or 1.96 . In common with similar structures the strain present in ( I ) appears largely as bond - angle bending strain . There is little ...
... shows that the maximum deviation of a hydrogen from the mean molecular plane ( 4 ) is 0.31 Å or 1.96 . In common with similar structures the strain present in ( I ) appears largely as bond - angle bending strain . There is little ...
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Physical organic chemistry | 1 |
Topochemistry Part XXX Crystal and molecular structures of chalcone | 11 |
Conformational studies Part I Crystal and molecular structures of cis12dipchlorobenzoyl and cis | 17 |
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