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The diatomic molecule BC has received relatively little attention. The experimental information regarding the BC system is from mass spectroscopic studies of the vapor phase. Several theoretical investigations have been reported. These studies show that the ground state of BC is X4∑− and the next 4∑− state lies about 18000 cm−1 above the ground state.
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