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Probing the nonpolar: microwave structure of the azobenzene-water complex
Azobenzene is a widely used molecular photoswitch, yet its gas-phase structure has been the subject of a longstanding controversy. The global minimum, the trans isomer, is planar and centrosymmetric, possessing no dipole moment and making it impossible to study by microwave spectroscopy. To overcome
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