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The crystal structure of anhydrous diphenylcyclopropenone was determined and the structural features are compared with those in its monohydrate. The systematic variation of the molecular geometry found is attributable to the contribution from a dipolar ionic form, enhanced by the formation of the hydrogen bond.
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