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Energy coupling between chemical structures

28Wolken, J. (1986) Light and life processes. NY Van Nostrand Reinhold pg. 46 [Pg.14]

Coxon Halton also present specific details of the stereometric and energy state properties of oxygen. In addition, they present details of the stereometric and energy state properties of the n-jr transition in the carbonyl group. [Pg.15]

As mentioned before, it is necessary to introduce structural information in the chemical energy in order to compensate for the fact that chemical interactions are accounted only in equilibrium situations. The coupling between strain and chemical effects is achieved by introducing a coupling function g,-, given by... [Pg.45]

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