Synthesis and crystal structures of new phosphoric triamides: study of intermolecular…
latter term is appraised depending on the amount of overlap
between proximal charge densities [17]. Selected molecu-
lar pairs were further analyzed using the Atom In Molecule
Acknowledgements Support of this investigation by Semnan
University is gratefully acknowledged.
(
AIM) theory (at the MP2/6-31G(d,p) level) which is a
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