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August 1, 1988The Journal of Chemical Physics

The potential surface and stretching frequencies of X 3B1 methylene (CH2) determined from experiment using the Morse oscillator-rigid bender internal dynamics Hamiltonian

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PJPer JensenLinköping UniversityPBP. R. BunkerNational Research Council Canada

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