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Thus if Fav ( n ) is the average force between two molecules separated by a
distance r ( averaged over all configurations of the rest of the molecules in the
system ) then the reversible work , W ( r ) needed to move the two molecules from
a ...
Thus if Fav ( n ) is the average force between two molecules separated by a
distance r ( averaged over all configurations of the rest of the molecules in the
system ) then the reversible work , W ( r ) needed to move the two molecules from
a ...
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Suppose we want to know the average internal energy of a liquid due to
intermolecular forces . If the N molecules are located at position { 11 , 12 , . . . , In }
the internal energy of this particular configuration is ( assuming pair interactions ,
u ( r ) ...
Suppose we want to know the average internal energy of a liquid due to
intermolecular forces . If the N molecules are located at position { 11 , 12 , . . . , In }
the internal energy of this particular configuration is ( assuming pair interactions ,
u ( r ) ...
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3 ) . However , experimental measurement of the intensity is really averaged over
many particle configurations . In other words , we require the average ( 15 ) which
is given by : 1 = 1 = i # j ( 1 ) - W ? { 1 + ( Š X expliq . rs ) } } - 1 * Sarfar ' expliQ .
3 ) . However , experimental measurement of the intensity is really averaged over
many particle configurations . In other words , we require the average ( 15 ) which
is given by : 1 = 1 = i # j ( 1 ) - W ? { 1 + ( Š X expliq . rs ) } } - 1 * Sarfar ' expliQ .
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Contents of Volume I | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE STRUCTURE OF CONCENTRATED | 827 |
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