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Figures 8 and 9. The conformationally averaged spectra i.e., the sum of the population-weighted spectra of the three conformations ; are shown in Figures 10 and 11, together with the experimental spectra. The conformationally averaged spectra are dominated by the contributions of conformer a. The contributions of conformer b are resolved here and there, but are mostly submerged under the contributions of a. The contributions of conformer c are so weak that they are not detectable in the conformationally averaged spectra. Comparison.
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