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. Tab, 2 ? Fréqences de vibration en cm ?1 calculées sans prise en compte des interactionsélectrostatiquesactionsélectrostatiques entre les sous parties quantiques et classiques pour l'´ etat de transition dans la réaction de Diels-Alder 146

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