Quantum interference in acyclic systems: conductance of cross-conjugated molecules.
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Quantum interference in acyclic systems: conductance of cross-conjugated molecules.
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Quantum interference in acyclic systems: conductance of cross-conjugated molecules.
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Quantum interference in acyclic systems: conductance of cross-conjugated molecules.
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Quantum interference in acyclic systems: conductance of cross-conjugated molecules.
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Quantum interference in acyclic systems: conductance of cross-conjugated molecules.
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Quantum interference in acyclic systems: conductance of cross-conjugated molecules.
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Quantum interference in acyclic systems: conductance of cross-conjugated molecules.
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David Q Andrews
Gemma C Solomon
Mark A Ratner
Randall H Goldsmith
Richard P Van Duyne
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17301-17308
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10.1021/JA8044053
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2008-12-01T00:00:00Z