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Quantum Chemical Study of the Electronic Structure of Ytterbium Halides. / Khadeeva, P.A.; Shakhova, V.M.; Lomachuk, Y.V.; Mosyagin, N.S.; Skripnikov, L.V.; Titov, A.V.

In: Moscow University Chemistry Bulletin, Vol. 79, No. 4, 01.08.2024, p. 288-294.

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Khadeeva, P.A. ; Shakhova, V.M. ; Lomachuk, Y.V. ; Mosyagin, N.S. ; Skripnikov, L.V. ; Titov, A.V. / Quantum Chemical Study of the Electronic Structure of Ytterbium Halides. In: Moscow University Chemistry Bulletin. 2024 ; Vol. 79, No. 4. pp. 288-294.

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