From measured Compton profiles of CH₄, C₂{H}₄$, and ${C}₂H₆, experimental values are found for the Compton profiles of C-H, C-C, and C=C bonds. These profiles are then used successfully to predict within experimental accuracy the measured Compton profiles of C₃{H}₆$, ${C}₆H₆, C₆{H}₁₂$, ${C}₆H₁₄, and C₈{H}₁₀$. This success is strong evidence that the identified C-H, C-C, and C=C bonds are indeed localized and transferrable.
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