Rajca, 1994 - Google Patents
Organic diradicals and polyradicals: from spin coupling to magnetism?Rajca, 1994
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- 13958391115699725321
- Author
- Rajca A
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- Publication venue
- Chemical reviews
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Diradicals and polyradicals are molecules that possess two or more weakly interacting “unpaired” electrons, each formally associated with different atomic centers in a molecule. Diradicals are common intermediates of chemical reactions and have received perpetual …
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- G—PHYSICS
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- G01R—MEASURING ELECTRIC VARIABLES; MEASURING MAGNETIC VARIABLES
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