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Letter to the Editor: The concept of chemical bond – some like it fuzzy but others concrete
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  • 1983Chemistry, Quantum Mechanics and Reductionism497 cited
  • 1999Dynamics of theory change in chemistry: Part 1. The benzene problem 1865–194563 cited
  • 1999Dynamics of theory change in chemistry: Part 2. Benzene and molecular orbitals, 1945–198053 cited
  • 2006The Role of Observables and Non-observables in Chemistry: A Critique of Chemical Language24 cited

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