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11:125–134
34. Dewar MJS (1971) MO theory as a practical tool for studying chemical reactivity. Fortschr
Chem Forsch 23:1–63
35. Nikitina EA, Khavryutchenko VD, Sheka EF et al (1999) Deformation of poly
(dimethylsiloxane) oligomers under uniaxial tension. Quantum-chemical view. J Phys Chem
A 103:11355–11365
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37. Khavryutchenko VD, Khavryutchenko AV Jr (1993) DYQUAMECH dynamical-quantum
modelling in mechanochemistry. Software for personal computers, Institute of Surface Chemistry. Nat Ac Sci of the Ukraine, Kiev
38. Stewart JJP (1989) Optimization of parameters for semiempirical methods I. Method J Comput
Chem 10:209–220
39. Jin C, Lan H, Peng L et al (2009) Deriving carbon atomic chains from graphene. Phys Rev
Lett 102:205501
40. Tashiro K, Kobayashi M, Tadacoro H (1992) Theoretical evaluation of three-dimensional elastic constants of native and regenerated celluloses: role of hydrogen bonds. Polym J 24:899–
916
41. Sheka EF (2011) Fullerenes: nanochemistry, nanomagnetism, nanomedicine, nanophotonics.
CRC Press/Taylor and Francis, Boca Raton
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301
31. Popova NA, Sheka EF (2011) Mechanochemical reaction in graphane under uniaxial tension.
J Phys Chem C 115:23745–23754
32. Popova VA, Popova NA, Sheka EF (2013) Effect of chemical modification of edge atoms of
graphene sheets on their strength. arXiv:1301.0944 [cond-mat.mtrl-sci]
33. Tobolski A, Eyring H (1943) Mechanical properties of polymeric materials. J Chem Phys
11:125–134
34. Dewar MJS (1971) MO theory as a practical tool for studying chemical reactivity. Fortschr
Chem Forsch 23:1–63
35. Nikitina EA, Khavryutchenko VD, Sheka EF et al (1999) Deformation of poly
(dimethylsiloxane) oligomers under uniaxial tension. Quantum-chemical view. J Phys Chem
A 103:11355–11365
36. Khavryutchenko VD, Nikitina EA, Malkin AL et al (1995) Mechanics of nanoobjects. Computational mechanochemistry. Phys Low-Dimens Struct 6:65–84
37. Khavryutchenko VD, Khavryutchenko AV Jr (1993) DYQUAMECH dynamical-quantum
modelling in mechanochemistry. Software for personal computers, Institute of Surface Chemistry. Nat Ac Sci of the Ukraine, Kiev
38. Stewart JJP (1989) Optimization of parameters for semiempirical methods I. Method J Comput
Chem 10:209–220
39. Jin C, Lan H, Peng L et al (2009) Deriving carbon atomic chains from graphene. Phys Rev
Lett 102:205501
40. Tashiro K, Kobayashi M, Tadacoro H (1992) Theoretical evaluation of three-dimensional elastic constants of native and regenerated celluloses: role of hydrogen bonds. Polym J 24:899–
916
41. Sheka EF (2011) Fullerenes: nanochemistry, nanomagnetism, nanomedicine, nanophotonics.
CRC Press/Taylor and Francis, Boca Raton
42. Sheka EF, Popova NA (2011) When a covalent bond is broken? arXiv:1111.1530v1
[physics.chem-ph]