Intramolecular Vibrations
Intramolecular Vibrations is a molecular dynamic phenomenon belonging to the class of vibrational modes, distinguished by oscillatory motions of atoms within a single molecule that preserve the molecular framework while altering bond lengths and angles.
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Dynamical effects in electron transfer reactions
Hitoshi Sumi, R. A. Marcus · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1986 · 946 citations
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