Vitalii | 18 Jun, 2006, 19:46 |
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Frontier orbitals of 1,4-benzyne radical anion. Look nice ...
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Hi, can i post these images on my blog ?
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i need the images too, i think we can place them but i think we will need to mention the original source ..
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