ANALYSIS OF TORSIONAL SPECTRA OF MOLECULES WITH 2 INTERNAL C3V ROTORS .13. VIBRATIONAL ASSIGNMENTS, TORSIONAL POTENTIAL FUNCTIONS, AND GAS-PHASE THERMODYNAMIC FUNCTIONS OF ISOPROPYLAMINE-D0 AND ISOPROPYLAMINE-D2

ANALYSIS OF TORSIONAL SPECTRA OF MOLECULES WITH 2 INTERNAL C3V ROTORS .13. VIBRATIONAL ASSIGNMENTS, TORSIONAL POTENTIAL FUNCTIONS, AND GAS-PHASE THERMODYNAMIC FUNCTIONS OF ISOPROPYLAMINE-D0 AND ISOPROPYLAMINE-D2
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DOI:
10.1021/j100473a016
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发表时间:
1979-01-01
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COMPTON, DAC
COMPTON, DAC
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作者:
DURIG, JR;GUIRGIS, GA;COMPTON, DAC

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