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Crystal and molecular structure of the aromatic sulphur compound 2,2′-bi-1,3-dithiole. Evidence for d-orbital participation in bonding

William Francis Cooper, N. C. Kenny, JAMES W. EDMONDS, Alessandro Nagel, Fred Wudl, P. Coppens

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The structure of a new heteroaromatic sulphur compound has been determined; the results support the inclusion of d-orbital in CNDO molecular orbital calculations.

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The structure of a new heteroaromatic sulphur compound has been determined; the results support the inclusion of d-orbital in CNDO molecular orbital calculations.

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The structure of a new heteroaromatic sulphur compound has been determined; the results support the inclusion of d-orbital in CNDO molecular orbital calculations.

Key concepts: CNDO/2, Chemistry, Molecular orbital, Crystallography, Non-bonding orbital, Crystal (programming language), Sulfur, Crystal structure

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