2017•New Journal of ChemistryRequires access

Noncovalently bound complexes of polar molecules: dipole-inside-of-dipole vs. dipole–dipole systems

Stephen Kerr, Fedor Y. Naumkin

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Complexes of polar molecules framed by counter-ions exhibit significant stabilities, huge dipole moments, prominent IR-spectral signatures and feasible anion-mediated formation.

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Complexes of polar molecules framed by counter-ions exhibit significant stabilities, huge dipole moments, prominent IR-spectral signatures and feasible anion-mediated formation.

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Complexes of polar molecules framed by counter-ions exhibit significant stabilities, huge dipole moments, prominent IR-spectral signatures and feasible anion-mediated formation.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Dipole, Chemical polarity, Polar, Ion, Molecule, Chemical physics, Bond dipole moment

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