``Sensitive'' Methyl Vibrational Frequencies—Their Relation to Electronegativity and the Inductive Effect

J. K. Wilmshurst

doi:10.1063/1.1743318

February 1, 1957The Journal of Chemical Physics

``Sensitive'' Methyl Vibrational Frequencies—Their Relation to Electronegativity and the Inductive Effect

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