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Structure and Barrier to Internal Rotation of Biphenyl Derivatives in the Gaseous State. Part 5. A Reinvestigation of the Molecular Structure and Internal Rotation of Perfluorobiphenyl.

Otto Bastiansen, Snefrid Gundersen, Svein Samdal, Jon Songstad, Harri Lönnberg, Enrique Colacio, A. M. Mulichak, Tomas Alminger, Magnus Erickson, Inger Grundevik, Inger Hagin, Kurt-Jürgen Hoffman, Svante Johansson, Sam Larsson, Ingalil Löfberg, Kristina Ohlson, B. Joakim Persson, Inger Skånberg, Lija Tekenbergs-Hjelte

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Key concepts: Chemistry, Internal rotation, Rotation (mathematics), Biphenyl, Chemical physics, Computational chemistry, Crystallography, Stereochemistry

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