Identification of Atomic-Level Mechanisms for Gas-Phase X– + CH3Y SN2 Reactions by Combined Experiments and Simulations | Accounts of Chemical Research
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Automating the Development of High-Dimensional Reactive Potential Energy Surfaces with the robosurfer Program System | Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation
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On equilibrium structures of the water molecule: The Journal of Chemical Physics: Vol 122, No 21
Indirect Dynamics in a Highly Exoergic Substitution Reaction | Journal of the American Chemical Society
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Anchoring the Absolute Proton Affinity Scale
Experimental and Theoretical Investigations of Energy Transfer and Hydrogen-Bond Breaking in the Water Dimer | Journal of the American Chemical Society
First-Principles Reaction Dynamics beyond Six-Atom Systems | The Journal of Physical Chemistry A
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