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Page 207
... dispersion interac- tion is attractive . The origin of the name dispersion interaction is not ob- vious , but it stems from the fact that the molecular quantities entering eq . 5.2.1 are precisely those that determine the optical ...
... dispersion interac- tion is attractive . The origin of the name dispersion interaction is not ob- vious , but it stems from the fact that the molecular quantities entering eq . 5.2.1 are precisely those that determine the optical ...
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... dispersion term . An increase in electrons per unit volume in the molecules increases V12 by add- ing terms to the sum in eq . 5.2.1 and slightly lower excitation energies . 12 Another important feature of the dispersion interaction ...
... dispersion term . An increase in electrons per unit volume in the molecules increases V12 by add- ing terms to the sum in eq . 5.2.1 and slightly lower excitation energies . 12 Another important feature of the dispersion interaction ...
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... dispersion contribution to the Hamaker constants water - hydrocarbon - water or hydrocarbon - water- hydrocarbon depends on the difference , & w Ehe , as in the integrand of eq . 5.2.30 . The area under the dashed curve represents the ...
... dispersion contribution to the Hamaker constants water - hydrocarbon - water or hydrocarbon - water- hydrocarbon depends on the difference , & w Ehe , as in the integrand of eq . 5.2.30 . The area under the dashed curve represents the ...
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Solutes and Solvents SelfAssembly | 1 |
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