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... effect might possibly be measurable by the intramolecular electric field which the ligands produce near the chlorine ... effect . However , this effect in the o - bonding system cannot be carried very far , because of the increasing ...
... effect might possibly be measurable by the intramolecular electric field which the ligands produce near the chlorine ... effect . However , this effect in the o - bonding system cannot be carried very far , because of the increasing ...
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... effects quantitatively in order that adequate account may be taken of them . Whilst the bulk susceptibility effect can be accounted for by the use of familiar expres- sions , no rigorously applicable relationships are avail- able for ...
... effects quantitatively in order that adequate account may be taken of them . Whilst the bulk susceptibility effect can be accounted for by the use of familiar expres- sions , no rigorously applicable relationships are avail- able for ...
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... effect on 12J ( PtCH ) | as well as the couplings through one bond . The effect of ligands X with first - row donor atoms is consistent with an inductive effect on the covalency of in trans- [ PtX ( Pho ) 2PO } ( Bu2P } 2 ] | ' ) ( Pt ...
... effect on 12J ( PtCH ) | as well as the couplings through one bond . The effect of ligands X with first - row donor atoms is consistent with an inductive effect on the covalency of in trans- [ PtX ( Pho ) 2PO } ( Bu2P } 2 ] | ' ) ( Pt ...
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Inorganic physical and theoretical chemistry | 1001 |
J ROBINSON and C H L KENNARD | 1008 |
Nearestneighbour model for transfer of electronic excitation energy | 1016 |
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