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    Acknowledgements

    This Chemistry Design Project was developed by Professor Robert Hamers and Dr. Pamela Doolittle, and is based on research conducted by Professor Molly McGuire (now at Bucknell University) while she was a graduate student in Professor Hamers research group.

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