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The dipole moment of the C—H bond

Trans. Faraday Soc., 1942
C. Coulson
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The CH Bond Dipole Moment in Alkanes.

ChemInform, 1987
P. Lazzeretti, R. Zanasi, W. T. Raynes
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Effect of an electric field on a methane molecule. II. Calculation of the degeneracy splitting of the ν3 band. Expression of the second derivatives of the CH4 dipole moment and evaluation of the second derivative of the C–H bond polarizability

, 1985
R. Kahn, E. Cohen de Lara, K. D. Möller
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Bond moments, molecular moments, electronegativity, and the dipole moment of methylsilane

Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1973
J. Bellama, R. Evans, J. Huheey
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Effect of hydrogen bonding on the direction of the dipole-moment derivative of the O–H bond in the water molecule

, 1986
E. Whalley, D. D. Klug
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A localized molecular orbital interpretation of the dipole moment derivatives of ammonia. A reexamination of the bond moment model description of infrared intensities

, 1976
Roy E. Bruns, Adalberto Bono Maurizio Sacchi Bassi, Paul M. Kuznesof   +2 more
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DIPOLE MOMENT AND BOND CHARACTER IN ORGANOMETALLIC COMPOUNDS

The Journal of Organic Chemistry, 1941
C. P. Smyth
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Index of Refraction of Methane in the Infra-Red and the Dipole Moment of the CH Bond

, 1940
R. J. Rollefson, R. Havens
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Variation of Dipole Moment Function of O-H Bond of t-Butanol with the Nature of Solvent and Its Temperature

, 1985
Surjit Singh, M. Fritzsche, I. Kümmerle, W. A. P. Luck, Hong Zheng   +4 more
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The Dipole Moment and Nature of the Chemisorption Bond

Zeitschrift für Elektrochemie, Berichte der Bunsengesellschaft für physikalische Chemie, 1959
AbstractExperimental results are given for the change of work function of three sp metals, copper, silver, gold, and of three transition metals, iron, cobalt, nickel when hydrogen and carbon monoxide are separately chemisorbed at — 192 °C on these metals in the form of an evaporated film, using the space‐charge limited diode method.
F. C. Tompkins, J. Pritchard, R. Culver
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