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The following topics are covered: tracking aromaticity and antiaromaticity based on n-DIs, applications of n- DIs, and multicenter electron delocalization in all-metal compounds.
Aromaticity; exploring basic chemical concepts with the quantum ... by SciTech Book News
In recent times, there has been an enormous interest in organic materials possessing strong [pi]-electron delocalization which determines the strength of third-order nonlinearity.
Nonlinear optical studies of newly synthesized polythiophenes ... by Poornesh, P.; Hedge, P.K.; Manjunatha, M.G.; Umesh, G.; Adhikari, A.V. / Polymer Engineering and Science
Direct aberration correction drastically reduces delocalization effects in HRTEM thereby greatly facilitating image interpretations, especially for aperiodic features such as surfaces and interfaces.
Workshop on measurement needs for local-structure determination in ... by Levin, Igor; Vanderah, Terrell / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
 
 
 
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