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Original:  The Early Modern period in Europe would eventually lead to a distrust of midwives, especially in middle and upper classes.
Revised:  The Early Modern period in Europe would eventually lead to a distrust of midwives, especially among middle and upper classes.
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Original:  Despite increasing backlash, midwives continued to play an important role within communitiesMarland , Hilary (1993).
Revised:  Despite increasing backlash, midwives continued to play an important role within communities.Marland , Hilary (1993).
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Original:  London: Routledge. p. 2 Due to increasing worry over training, however, countries such as Spain, Italy, and Holland opened schools for midwives.
Revised:  London: Routledge. p. 2 Countries such as Spain, Italy, and Holland opened schools for midwives.
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Original:  London: Routledge. p. 2. In France, King Louis XV, concerned about the infant mortality rate combined with the deaths of soldiers in the Seven Years' War, commissioned Angélique du Courdray to travel throughout the country and train both men and women in proper labor and childbirth care in the 18th century.
Revised:  London: Routledge. p. 2. In France, King Louis XV, concerned about the infant mortality rate combined with the deaths of soldiers in the Seven Years' War, commissioned Angélique du Coudray to travel throughout the country and train both men and women in proper labor and childbirth care in the 18th century.
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Original:  Women were taught in the knowledge of healing  most often from childhood.
Revised:  Women were taught in the knowledge of healing , most often from childhood.
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Original:  Starting with the establishment of European medicine as a profession in the 13th century  , women healers started to be pushed from view.
Revised:  When medicine as a profession in the 13th century , women healers started to be pushed from view.
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Original:  Starting with the establishment of European medicine as a profession in the 13th century  , women healers started to be pushed from view.
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Original:  Starting with the establishment of European medicine as a profession in the 13th century  , women healers started to be pushed from view.
Revised:  Starting with the establishment of European medicine as a profession in the 13th century Europe , women healers started to be pushed from view.
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Original:  Licenses started to be required to practice medicine, but even so the enforcement of needing a license depended upon clientele .
Revised:  Licenses began to be required to practice medicine, but even so the enforcement of needing a license depended upon clientele .
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Original:  Licenses started to be required to practice medicine, but even so the enforcement of needing a license depended upon clientele .
Revised:  Licenses started to be required to practice medicine, but even so , this was only enforced for some clienteles .
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Original:  While literate women were often targeted for licensing, it was poor women who were the most vulnerable to accusations of witchcraft .
Revised:  While literate women were often targeted for lacking a license, poor women who were the most vulnerable to accusations of witchcraft .
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Original:  While literate women were often targeted for licensing, it was poor women who were the most vulnerable to accusations of witchcraft .
Revised:  While literate women were often targeted for licensing, it was poor women who were the most vulnerable to accusations of witchcraft ,
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Original:  This was due , in part, to the trust that women healers , also named "witch-healers," had in their ability to heal.
Revised:  due in part, to the trust that women healers , also named "witch-healers," had in their ability to heal.
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Original:  This was due , in part, to the trust that women healers , also named "witch-healers," had in their ability to heal.
Revised:  This was due , in part, to the trust that women , also named "witch-healers," had in their ability to heal.
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Original:  Midwifery moved relatively recently to medical standards of practice.
Revised:  Midwifery 's move was relatively recent to medical standards of practice.
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Original: Women Medical Practitioners in Early Modern Europe Introduction Early Modern Europe marked a period of transition within the medical world.
Revised:  Introduction Early Modern Europe marked a period of transition within the medical world.
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Original: Women Medical Practitioners in Early Modern Europe Introduction Early Modern Europe marked a period of transition within the medical world.
Revised: Women Medical Practitioners in Early Modern Europe Early Modern Europe marked a period of transition within the medical world.
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Original:  Banks   received the Sue Rosenberg Zalk Award for Distinguished Service from the Society for the Psychology of Women in 2003.
Revised:  Banks received the Sue Rosenberg Zalk Award for Distinguished Service to the Society for the Psychology of Women in 2003.
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Original:  She was on the faculty of the College of Wooster from 1989-1991 and from 2003-2005 . Banks was one of the founders of the Society for the Psychological Study of Ethnic Minority Issues, which became the Society for the Psychological Study of Culture, Ethnicity and Race (APA, Division 45).
Revised:  She was on the faculty of the College of Wooster from 1989-1991 and from 2003-2005 Banks was one of the founders of the Society for the Psychological Study of Ethnic Minority Issues, which became the Society for the Psychological Study of Culture, Ethnicity and Race (APA, Division 45).
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Original: She is a research neuropsychologist  at ABackans DCP Inc. and an advocate for people with disabilities.
Revised: She is a research neuropsychologist at ABackans DCP Inc. 
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Original:  Banks was a founder of the Society for the Psychological Study of Ethnic Minority Issues, which became the Society for the Psychological Study of Culture, Ethnicity and Race (APA, Division 45).
Revised:  Banks was a founder of the Society for the Psychological Study of Ethnic Minority Issues, which became the Society for the Psychological Study of Culture, Ethnicity and Race , American Psychological Association (APA), Division 45.
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Original:  The American Psychological Association gave her a Presidential Citation for Leadership in 2008, citing leadership in the areas of women and psychology, ethnic-minority affairs and rehabilitation psychology.
Revised:  The APA gave her a Presidential Citation for Leadership in 2008, citing leadership in the areas of women and psychology, ethnic-minority affairs and rehabilitation psychology.
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Original:  New York, NY: Haworth Press.
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Original:  Praeger. Category:American women psychologists Category:African-American psychologists Category:  Brown University alumni Category:University of Rhode Island alumni Category:Neuropsychologists Category:Neuropsychology Category:College of Wooster facul
Revised:  Praeger. Category:American women psychologists Category:African-American psychologists Category: Brown University alumni Category:University of Rhode Island alumni Category:College of Wooster facul
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Original: Romani Mexicans Romani people have settled in Mexico since the colonial era.
Revised:  Romani people have settled in Mexico since the colonial era.
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Original: Romani Mexicans Romani people have settled in Mexico since the colonial era.
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Original:  The area that is now modern-day Mexico has cradled many predecessor civilizations, going back as far as the Olmec , which influenced the later civilizations of Teotihuacan (200 BC to 700 AD) .
Revised:  The area that is now modern-day Mexico has cradled many predecessor civilizations, going back as far as the Olmec which influenced the later civilizations of Teotihuacan (200 BC to 700 AD) .
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Original:  The area that is now modern-day Mexico has cradled many predecessor civilizations, going back as far as the Olmec , which influenced the later civilizations of Teotihuacan (200 BC to 700 AD) .
Revised:  The area that is now modern-day Mexico has cradled many predecessor civilizations, going back as far as the Olmec , which influenced the latter civilizations of Teotihuacan (200 BC to 700 AD) .
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Original:  The much debated Toltec people  flourished around the 10th and 12th centuries AD,  ending with the last great indigenous civilization before the Spanish Conquest, the Aztecs (13 March 1325 to 13 August 1521).
Revised:  The much debated Toltec people who flourished around the 10th and 12th centuries AD, ending with the last great indigenous civilization before the Spanish Conquest, the Aztecs (13 March 1325 to 13 August 1521).
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Original:  The much debated Toltec people  flourished around the 10th and 12th centuries AD,  ending with the last great indigenous civilization before the Spanish Conquest, the Aztecs (13 March 1325 to 13 August 1521).
Revised:  The much debated Toltec people flourished around the 10th and 12th centuries AD, and ending with the last great indigenous civilization before the Spanish Conquest, the Aztecs (13 March 1325 to 13 August 1521).
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Original:  After the conquest of the Aztec empire, the Spanish re-administered the land and expanded their  empire beyond the former boundaries of the Aztec, adding more territory to the Mexican sphere of influence which remained under the Spanish Crown for 300 years.
Revised:  After the conquest of the Aztec empire, the Spanish re-administered the land and expanded their own empire beyond the former boundaries of the Aztec, adding more territory to the Mexican sphere of influence which remained under the Spanish Crown for 300 years.
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Original:  Cultural diffusion and intermixing among the Amerindian populations with the European created the modern Mexican identity , a mixture of regional indigenous and European cultures that evolved into a national culture during the Spanish period.
Revised:  Cultural diffusion and intermixing among the Amerindian populations with the European created the modern Mexican identity which is a mixture of regional indigenous and European cultures that evolved into a national culture during the Spanish period.
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Original: The most spoken language by Mexicans is Mexican Spanish, but some may also speak languages from 68 different indigenous linguistic groups and other languages brought to Mexico by recent immigration or learned by Mexican immigrants residing in other nations.
Revised: The most spoken language by Mexicans is Mexican Spanish, but some may also speak languages from 68 different Indigenous linguistic groups and other languages brought to Mexico by recent immigration or learned by Mexican immigrants residing in other nations.
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Original:  The United States has the largest ethnic Mexican population after Mexico in the world at 37,186,361 (2019).
Revised:  The United States has the largest Mexican population after Mexico in the world at 37,186,361 (2019).
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Original:  this began the process of forging a national identity that fused the cultural traits of indigenous pre-Columbian origin with those of Spanish ancestry.
Revised:  this began the process of forging a national identity that fused the cultural traits of Indigenous pre-Columbian origin with those of Spanish ancestry.
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Original: A lots of lewis acidic antimony compounds are synthesized and characterized.
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Original:  Among pnictogen group lewis acidic compounds,  antimony compounds are special due to i)  isolobal analogy between vacant p orbital of borane and σ* (Sb-X) of stiborane and ii) similar electronegativities between antimony (2.05) and boron (2.04).
Revised:  Among pnictogen group Lewis acidic compounds, antimony compounds are special due to i) isolobal analogy between vacant p orbital of borane and σ* (Sb-X) of stiborane and ii) similar electronegativities between antimony (2.05) and boron (2.04).
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Original:  Among pnictogen group lewis acidic compounds,  antimony compounds are special due to i)  isolobal analogy between vacant p orbital of borane and σ* (Sb-X) of stiborane and ii) similar electronegativities between antimony (2.05) and boron (2.04).
Revised:  Among pnictogen group lewis acidic compounds, antimony compounds are special due to i) the isolobal analogy between vacant p orbital of borane and σ* (Sb-X) of stiborane and ii) similar electronegativities between antimony (2.05) and boron (2.04).
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Original:  Among pnictogen group lewis acidic compounds,  antimony compounds are special due to i)  isolobal analogy between vacant p orbital of borane and σ* (Sb-X) of stiborane and ii) similar electronegativities between antimony (2.05) and boron (2.04).
Revised:  Among pnictogen group lewis acidic compounds, antimony compounds are special due to i) isolobal analogy between vacant p orbital of borane and σ* (Sb-X) of stiborane and ii) the similar electronegativities of antimony (2.05) and boron (2.04).
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Original:  In addition, antimony pentafluoride have been known for long time as both i) a stable conjugate acids of non-coordinating anions (SbF6- and Sb2F11-) and ii) a strong lewis acid counterpart of well-known superacids (magic acids, fluoroantimonic acid).
Revised:  In addition, antimony pentafluoride has been known for long time as both i) a stable conjugate acids of non-coordinating anions (SbF6- and Sb2F11-) and ii) a strong lewis acid counterpart of well-known superacids (magic acids, fluoroantimonic acid).
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Original:  In addition, antimony pentafluoride have been known for long time as both i) a stable conjugate acids of non-coordinating anions (SbF6- and Sb2F11-) and ii) a strong lewis acid counterpart of well-known superacids (magic acids, fluoroantimonic acid).
Revised:  In addition, antimony pentafluoride have been known for long time as both i) a stable conjugate acid of non-coordinating anions (SbF6- and Sb2F11-) and ii) a strong lewis acid counterpart of well-known superacids (magic acids, fluoroantimonic acid).
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Original:  In addition, antimony pentafluoride have been known for long time as both i) a stable conjugate acids of non-coordinating anions (SbF6- and Sb2F11-) and ii) a strong lewis acid counterpart of well-known superacids (magic acids, fluoroantimonic acid).
Revised:  In addition, antimony pentafluoride have been known for long time as both i) a stable conjugate acids of non-coordinating anions (SbF6- and Sb2F11-) and ii) a strong Lewis acid counterpart of well-known superacids (magic acids, fluoroantimonic acid).
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Original: |282x282px Antimony-substituents antibonding orbitals are acidic site of the lewis acidic antimony compounds . Acidity are quantified by Gutmann-Beckett method, Hammett acidity function, pKa, and Fluoride ion affinity (FIA).
Revised: |282x282px Antimony-substituents antibonding orbitals are acidic site of the lewis acidic antimony compounds . Acidity are quantified by Gutmann-Beckett method, Hammett acidity function, pKa, and fluoride ion affinity (FIA).
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Original:  FIA of  BF3 and B(C6F5)3  are 81 kcal/mol and 106 kcal/mol, respectively.
Revised:  FIA of BF3 and B(C6F5)3 , are 81 kcal/mol and 106 kcal/mol, respectively.
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Original:  Donor-Acceptor orbital overlap Since lewis adducts are formed by dative bond between lewis bases and lewis acids, the orbital overlap between lewis base and σ* (Sb-X) are source of the acidity.
Revised:  Donor-Acceptor orbital overlap Since Lewis adducts are formed by dative bond between lewis bases and lewis acids, the orbital overlap between lewis base and σ* (Sb-X) are source of the acidity.
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Original:  Donor-Acceptor orbital overlap Since lewis adducts are formed by dative bond between lewis bases and lewis acids, the orbital overlap between lewis base and σ* (Sb-X) are source of the acidity.
Revised:  Donor-Acceptor orbital overlap Since lewis adducts are formed by dative bond between Lewis bases and Lewis acids, the orbital overlap between lewis base and σ* (Sb-X) are source of the acidity.
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Original:  Donor-Acceptor orbital overlap Since lewis adducts are formed by dative bond between lewis bases and lewis acids, the orbital overlap between lewis base and σ* (Sb-X) are source of the acidity.
Revised:  Donor-Acceptor orbital overlap Since lewis adducts are formed by dative bond between lewis bases and lewis acids, the orbital overlap between the Lewis base and σ* (Sb-X) are source of the acidity.
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Original:  Donor-Acceptor orbital overlap Since lewis adducts are formed by dative bond between lewis bases and lewis acids, the orbital overlap between lewis base and σ* (Sb-X) are source of the acidity.
Revised:  Donor-Acceptor orbital overlap Since lewis adducts are formed by dative bond between lewis bases and lewis acids, the orbital overlap between lewis base and σ* (Sb-X) orbital is the source of the acidity.
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Original:  An NBO analysis of  Sb(C6F5)3-P(O)Ph3 adduct indicates a donor-acceptor interaction between lp(O) and σ*(Sb-C6F5).
Revised:  An NBO analysis of the Sb(C6F5)3-P(O)Ph3 adduct indicates a donor-acceptor interaction between lp(O) and σ*(Sb-C6F5).
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Original:  Lowering the LUMO (σ* (Sb-X)) energy increases the lewis acidity.
Revised:  Lowering the LUMO (σ* (Sb-X)) energy increases the Lewis acidity.
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Original:  Electrostatic interaction Partial positive charge on the surface of antimony compounds interact with partial negative charges.
Revised:  Electrostatic interaction Partial positive charges on the surface of antimony compounds interact with partial negative charges.
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Original:  For example, Sb(C6F5)3(o-O2C6Cl4) has  more positively charged site than Sb(C6F5)3 as shown in Electrostatic potential map, so it shows higher lewis acidity (FIA of Sb(C6F5)3(o-O2C6Cl4) is 116 kcal/mol  ).
Revised:  For example, Sb(C6F5)3(o-O2C6Cl4) has a more positively charged site than Sb(C6F5)3 as shown in Electrostatic potential map, so it shows higher lewis acidity (FIA of Sb(C6F5)3(o-O2C6Cl4) is 116 kcal/mol ).
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Original:  For example, Sb(C6F5)3(o-O2C6Cl4) has  more positively charged site than Sb(C6F5)3 as shown in Electrostatic potential map, so it shows higher lewis acidity (FIA of Sb(C6F5)3(o-O2C6Cl4) is 116 kcal/mol  ).
Revised:  For example, Sb(C6F5)3(o-O2C6Cl4) has more positively charged site than Sb(C6F5)3 as shown in its electrostatic potential map, so it shows higher lewis acidity (FIA of Sb(C6F5)3(o-O2C6Cl4) is 116 kcal/mol ).
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Original:  For example, Sb(C6F5)3(o-O2C6Cl4) has  more positively charged site than Sb(C6F5)3 as shown in Electrostatic potential map, so it shows higher lewis acidity (FIA of Sb(C6F5)3(o-O2C6Cl4) is 116 kcal/mol  ).
Revised:  For example, Sb(C6F5)3(o-O2C6Cl4) has more positively charged site than Sb(C6F5)3 as shown in Electrostatic potential map, corresponding to higher Lewis acidity (FIA of Sb(C6F5)3(o-O2C6Cl4) is 116 kcal/mol ).
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Original: |center|510x510px Structure of the lewis acidic antimony compounds Many lewis acidic antimony complexes having different oxidation states and coordination numbers are known.  center|767x767px|FIA indicate fluoride ion affinity.
Revised: |center|510x510px Structure of Lewis acidic antimony compounds Many lewis acidic antimony complexes having different oxidation states and coordination numbers are known. center|767x767px|FIA indicate fluoride ion affinity.
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Original: |center|510x510px Structure of the lewis acidic antimony compounds Many lewis acidic antimony complexes having different oxidation states and coordination numbers are known.  center|767x767px|FIA indicate fluoride ion affinity.
Revised: |center|510x510px Structure of the lewis acidic antimony compounds Many lewis acidic antimony complexes with a variety of oxidation states and coordination numbers are known. center|767x767px|FIA indicate fluoride ion affinity.
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Original: |center|510x510px Structure of the lewis acidic antimony compounds Many lewis acidic antimony complexes having different oxidation states and coordination numbers are known.  center|767x767px|FIA indicate fluoride ion affinity.
Revised: |center|510x510px Structure of the lewis acidic antimony compounds Many lewis acidic antimony complexes having different oxidation states and coordination numbers are known. center|767x767px|FIA indicates fluoride ion affinity.
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Original:  δ indicate s31P NMR shift of OPEt3 adducts (Gutmann-Beckett method).
Revised:  δ indicate 31P NMR shift of OPEt3 adducts (Gutmann-Beckett method).
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Original: IBO of Sb-(η5-Cp*) bondings in [Sb(tol)(Cp*)]+(1).|365x365px Sb(III) Although stibenes have  lone pair electrons, its antibonding with electron-withdrawing substituents are lewis acids . Sb(C6F5)3 (3) has three σ*(Sb-C6F5) orbitals and three lewis acidic sites.
Revised: IBO of Sb-(η5-Cp*) bondings in [Sb(tol)(Cp*)]+(1).|365x365px Sb(III) Although stibenes have a lone pair electrons, its antibonding with electron-withdrawing substituents are lewis acids . Sb(C6F5)3 (3) has three σ*(Sb-C6F5) orbitals and three lewis acidic sites.
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Original: IBO of Sb-(η5-Cp*) bondings in [Sb(tol)(Cp*)]+(1).|365x365px Sb(III) Although stibenes have  lone pair electrons, its antibonding with electron-withdrawing substituents are lewis acids . Sb(C6F5)3 (3) has three σ*(Sb-C6F5) orbitals and three lewis acidic sites.
Revised: IBO of Sb-(η5-Cp*) bondings in [Sb(tol)(Cp*)]+(1).|365x365px Sb(III) Although stibenes have lone pair electrons, their anti-bonding orbitals with electron-withdrawing substituents are lewis acids . Sb(C6F5)3 (3) has three σ*(Sb-C6F5) orbitals and three lewis acidic sites.
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Original: IBO of Sb-(η5-Cp*) bondings in [Sb(tol)(Cp*)]+(1).|365x365px Sb(III) Although stibenes have  lone pair electrons, its antibonding with electron-withdrawing substituents are lewis acids . Sb(C6F5)3 (3) has three σ*(Sb-C6F5) orbitals and three lewis acidic sites.
Revised: IBO of Sb-(η5-Cp*) bondings in [Sb(tol)(Cp*)]+(1).|365x365px Sb(III) Although stibenes have lone pair electrons, its antibonding with electron-withdrawing substituents renders it Lewis acidic . Sb(C6F5)3 (3) has three σ*(Sb-C6F5) orbitals and three lewis acidic sites.
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Original: IBO of Sb-(η5-Cp*) bondings in [Sb(tol)(Cp*)]+(1).|365x365px Sb(III) Although stibenes have  lone pair electrons, its antibonding with electron-withdrawing substituents are lewis acids . Sb(C6F5)3 (3) has three σ*(Sb-C6F5) orbitals and three lewis acidic sites.
Revised: IBO of Sb-(η5-Cp*) bondings in [Sb(tol)(Cp*)]+(1).|365x365px Sb(III) Although stibenes have lone pair electrons, its antibonding with electron-withdrawing substituents are lewis acids . Sb(C6F5)3 (3) has three σ*(Sb-C6F5) orbitals and three Lewis acidic sites.
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Original:  However, as shown in the electrostatic potential map, only one site is accessible by lewis base due to asymmetric arrangement of three aryl rings.
Revised:  However, as shown in the electrostatic potential map, only one site is accessible to Lewis bases due to the asymmetric arrangement of three aryl rings.
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Original:  In [Sb(tol)(Cp*)]+(1),  η5-Cp* binding mode is confirmed using IBO analysis.
Revised:  In [Sb(tol)(Cp*)]+(1), the η5-Cp* binding mode is confirmed using IBO analysis.
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