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... depends on the orientation and magnitude of the dipole moment m ( Figure 3.2 ) . Vdi dipole - dipole ( R , 0,0 ) ≈ 1 / R3 and depends on 0 and $ , as de- picted in Figure 3.3 Induced Interactions • Arise when the electrical field ...
... depends on the orientation and magnitude of the dipole moment m ( Figure 3.2 ) . Vdi dipole - dipole ( R , 0,0 ) ≈ 1 / R3 and depends on 0 and $ , as de- picted in Figure 3.3 Induced Interactions • Arise when the electrical field ...
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... depends on four fac- tors so that I , ( sample ) I ( solvent ) = instrumental constant angular factor × x optical constant concentration fluctuation factor ( 4.2.4 ) The instrumental constant is proportional to the intensity I , of the ...
... depends on four fac- tors so that I , ( sample ) I ( solvent ) = instrumental constant angular factor × x optical constant concentration fluctuation factor ( 4.2.4 ) The instrumental constant is proportional to the intensity I , of the ...
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... depend on the particle radius . This independence arises from our somewhat arbitrary condition that V ( h 。) O at the ... depends on the interaction at short range and here chemical specificity enters the problem . The usefulness of the ...
... depend on the particle radius . This independence arises from our somewhat arbitrary condition that V ( h 。) O at the ... depends on the interaction at short range and here chemical specificity enters the problem . The usefulness of the ...
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Solutes and Solvents SelfAssembly | 1 |
Literature | 35 |
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