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. 1993 Jan-Feb;98(1):89–108. doi: 10.6028/jres.098.007

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Fig. 12 — The elastic incoherent structure factor obtained by a model in which the benzene molecule undergoes rotational jumps of 60° (top) and by a model in which 60°, 120°, and 180° jumps are equally probable (bottom). The neutron scattering data clearly demonstrates that 60° jumps are the predominant rotational mechanism. The disagreement between the data and the model at small Q’s is due to multiple scattering effcets [21].