A pseudoatom molecular orbital approach to substituent effects in organic Compounds. III. HH coupling constants in substituted ethylenes, ethanes, and benzenes
The FP/INDO molecular orbital method is employed in the investigation of substituent effects on HH coupling constants in substituted ethanes, ethylenes, and benzenes. Substituent effects are simulated by varying the (12)(I + A) INDO parameters on two different types of ''pseudoatoms,'...
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