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Effective Supervision of Young Offenderslecular dynamics are concerned with molecular motion over potential energy surfaces and the behavior of molecular coordinates as a function of time. Most studies of unimolecular reactions have involved measurements and predictions of the rate at which an energized molecule will undergo a uni-molecul

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