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FIGURE LEGENDS FOR SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL

Figure 1. Plot of  vs R for the C=O bond.

Figure 2. Plot of (rc) vs R for the C=O bond.

Figure 3. Plot of H(rc) vs R for the C=O bond.

Figure 4. Variation of the charges on the C and O atoms, and the C=O

unit, with the charge of the X group.

Figure 5. Plot of the energy of the C=O unit against the charge of the

X group.

Figure 6. Variation of the potential energy of the C=O unit with the

charge of the X group.

Figure 7. Plot of C atom volume vs C-X bond length.

Figure 8. Variation of s for the C-X bond with the charge of the X

group.

Figure 9. Plot of the C-Y bond length against the charge of the X group

for esters and amides.

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