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Carbon and its inorganic compounds. A. Carbon
Journal of Chemical Education, 1968Demonstrations include to crystalline structure of diamond vs. graphite and the absorption of tars, dyes, ammonia, and benzene on carbon.
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On the Superconductivity of Planar Carbon Compounds
Solid State Phenomena, 2011The problem of the superconductivity of σ electrons in compounds with a honecomb structure has been analyzed. The equations of superconductivity and the phase diagram have been obtained under the assumption that the Hubbard energy is the largest energy parameter.
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Journal of Physics C: Solid State Physics, 1986
It is shown that within the tight-binding approach the modified overlap interaction, the covalent interaction and the polar energy allow an accurate prediction of the covalent bond length. The bond length of many carbon compounds in which s and p electrons form various types of sigma bonds and pi bonds are found to be in accordance with experiment.
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It is shown that within the tight-binding approach the modified overlap interaction, the covalent interaction and the polar energy allow an accurate prediction of the covalent bond length. The bond length of many carbon compounds in which s and p electrons form various types of sigma bonds and pi bonds are found to be in accordance with experiment.
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Stereoisomerism of carbon compounds
Journal of Chemical Education, 1961The purpose of this article is to suggest a different setting for the classification of the various types of stereoisomerism commonly encountered in organic chemistry, with the view to providing a better correlation with contemporary concepts of atomic and molecular structure.
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1996
The immense number of carbon-sulfur compounds in use today, both in medicine and agriculture, means that any review of the area can be best served only by the use of examples to highlight the general trends that exist in the various groups that comprise the collection of compounds that are classified as carbon-sulfur compounds.
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The immense number of carbon-sulfur compounds in use today, both in medicine and agriculture, means that any review of the area can be best served only by the use of examples to highlight the general trends that exist in the various groups that comprise the collection of compounds that are classified as carbon-sulfur compounds.
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