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Bond properties of Be3-7 clusters
Geometries, binding energies, and bonding properties have been investigated for the Be3–7 clusters with ab initio molecular orbital theory using double (6-31G*) and triple [6-311(+)G*] ζ-basis sets with inclusion of the effects of electron correlation estimated with the Mo/ller–Plesset perturbation...
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