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Use of semiempirical AM1 calculations for the prediction of proton electron spin resonance spectra

Nelsen, 1988

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10502388025888874198
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Nelsen S
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Journal of the Chemical Society, Perkin Transactions 2

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For Me nX radicals (X= C˙, N˙, N+˙, O˙, O+˙, or S+˙), propanal cation radical, and biacetyl anion radical, quarter-annihilated hydrogen 1s spin densities obtained by semiempirical AM1-UHF quantum mechanical calculations are successfully converted into esr splitting …
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