\begin{table}%T1
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\caption{Multiplicities $\omega$ of the 13 inequivalent atoms of C$_{32}$H$_{14}$   
labelled in  Fig.~\ref{ovalenelabels} and corresponding statistical weigth, 
evaluated from the probabilities of $p^*=0.631$ and $q^*=0.002$ for 
\element[][12]C and \element[][]H to be replaced by their most aboundant 
isotopes \element[][13]C and \element[][]D, respectively.}
\label{isotable}
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\begin{tabular}{ccc}
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{Inequivalent} & {Multiplicity} & {Statistical} \\
{atom} & $\omega$ & {weight}\\
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\hline
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1 & 2 & $1/16\cdot p^*(1-q^*)$\\ 
3 & 4 & $1/8\cdot p^*(1-q^*)$\\
7 & 4 & $1/8\cdot p^*(1-q^*)$\\  
11 & 4& $1/8\cdot p^*(1-q^*)$\\
15 & 4& $1/8\cdot p^*(1-q^*)$\\ 
19 & 4& $1/8\cdot p^*(1-q^*)$\\ 
23 & 4& $1/8\cdot p^*(1-q^*)$\\   
27 & 2& $1/16\cdot p^*(1-q^*)$\\ 
29 & 4& $1/8\cdot p^*(1-q^*)$\\   
33 & 2& $1/7\cdot q^*(1-p^*)$\\
35 & 4& $2/7\cdot q^*(1-p^*)$\\  
39 & 4& $2/7\cdot q^*(1-p^*)$\\
43 & 4& $2/7\cdot q^*(1-p^*)$\\  
\hline 
\end{tabular}
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\end{table}