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Organic molecules are listed in the order of their empirical formulae, as recommended by the IUPAC (where carbon comes first even if it is not alphabetically first). Inorganic compounds are indexed by their structural formulae, with ionic compounds listed alphabetically as cation-anion. Since vibrational overtone spectra of electronic ground states can now be recorded up into the near-ultraviolet region, the index heading Infrared spectra has been replaced by Vibration-rotation spectra. A Ab initio studies AlH, calculation of near spin-rotation and quadrupole parameters, Gee and Wasylishen 207, 153 (2001) CN 2 (NCN) orbital angular momentum effects in the ã1 g state, Perić et al. 204, 226 (2000) Renner-Teller effect in the A 3 u state,
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Abelson kinase interdomain orientation, estimation using rotational diffusion tensor, Ghose, Fushman, and Cowburn, 149, 204 Absolute-value display in solid-state NMR imaging, symmetric echo acquisition for, Matsui and Saito, 149, 103 Acetylsalicylic acid quadrupolar echo spectra of damped CD 3 quant
Organic molecules are listed in the order of their empirical formulae, as recommended by the IUPAC (where carbon comes first even if it is not alphabetically first). Inorganic compounds are indexed by their structural formulae, with ionic compounds listed alphabetically as cation-anion.
Absorption EPR signals, first-harmonic out-of-phase, spin relaxation measurements using, rotational motion effects, Livshits and Marsh, 145, 84 Acceleration correlations with position and velocity in fluid transport, 2D PFG NMR for, Han, Stapf, and Blu ¨mich, 146, 169 Accordion excitation 2 J, 3 J-H
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Perturbed Angular Correlations in Polarized Nuclei with Axially Symmetric Quadrupole Interactions: S k 1 k 2 nN and a N k 1 k 2 Coefficients, H. Watanabe 47, 33 (1991) Angular Distribution Coefficients for (γ , χ) Reactions with Linearly Polarized Photons,