This analysis reveals insights on the dyotropic rearrangement of ethane, suggesting that small molecules can hold profound significance.
In a time when large (molecules) are considered beautiful (or the corollary that beauty must be big), it is good to reflect that small molecules may teach us something as well. Take ethane. Is there anything left which has not been said about it already?
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Henry S. Rzepa (2011) studied this question.
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