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555 |
Grob fragmentation, 268, 312 |
molecular orbital (HMO), 140 |
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Ground-state conformational control of |
operator, |
144 |
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photoreactivity, 235 |
Hue, 12 |
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Group theory, |
148 |
Hula twist, |
235 |
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Guanine, 378 |
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Humic acid, 411 |
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Guanosine, 417 |
HundÕs rule, |
20, 65, 140, 151, 205, |
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207 |
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Haematoporphyrin, 410 |
Hybridization, |
293 |
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Halide |
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Hydrocarbon |
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alkyl, 396 |
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unsaturated, |
227, 392, |
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aromatic, |
287, 288, 398, 399 |
Hydrogen |
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Halogen |
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abstraction, |
298, 300, 306, 311, 316, 323, |
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compounds, |
390 |
327, 329, 359, 362, 383, 392, 396 |
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molecule, |
390 |
b-, |
317 |
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Halophenol, |
400 |
d-, |
319 |
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Hamigerans, |
324 |
e-, 320 |
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Hamiltonian operator, 13 |
g-, |
317 |
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Hardening, 395 |
peroxide, |
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440 |
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HartreeÐFock, |
161 |
production, |
374, 430 |
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limit, 165 |
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Hydroquinone, |
367, 448 |
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Head-to-head product, 269 |
Hydroxyl radical, |
407, 450 |
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Head-to-tail product, 269 |
4-Hydroxyphenacyl, |
334 |
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Heavy-atom effect, 173, 215, 233, |
Hyperbilirubinaemia, |
237 |
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275, 398 |
Hyperconjugation, |
159 |
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Heisenberg uncertainty principle, 27, 77, |
HyperÞne coupling, 38, 172 |
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78, 109 |
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Hypervalent iodine compound, |
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Helicene, 239, 245 |
402, 434 |
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Haematite, 445 |
Hypobromite, 402 |
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Haem oxygenase, 237 |
Hypochlorite, 403 |
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Haemoglobin, 379 |
Hypohalite, 402 |
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Heptadiene, |
270 |
Hypoiodite, |
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402 |
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Heterocyclic compound, 281 |
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Heterogeneous photocatalysis, 119 |
Ice, 412, 361 |
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Hexachlorobenzene, 401 |
Image intensiÞer, |
8, 80 |
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Hexachlorocyclohexane, 394 |
Imine, 343, 349 |
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Hexad, 432 |
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unsaturated, |
251 |
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Hexaßuorobenzene, 281 |
Improper rotation, |
148 |
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Hexamethylenetetramine, 361 |
Inclusion crystal, 239 |
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Hexylamine, |
291 |
Indole, 340 |
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High-energy radiation, 361 |
Initiator |
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Holography, |
261 |
radical reaction, |
351 |
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HOMOÐLUMO transition, 275 |
Ink, 439 |
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Homoskedastic, 126 |
In-plane inversion, 343 |
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Hopping mechanism, 192 |
Insecticide, |
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Hot bands, 35, 42 |
Integrated circuit, |
353 |
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Hot ground state reaction, 131 |
Intensity, 49 |
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Hot-band mechanism, 59 |
Intercalator, |
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H€uckel |
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Interference, |
11 |
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aromaticity rule, 143 |
Internal conversion (IC), 27, 48 |
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determinant, |
141 |
Interstellar space, |
361 |