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... separated by a distance h . Separation by h = nλ led to optimal molecular packing and a local minimum in the free energy ; other separations led to an increase in free energy with a maximum occuring at h = ( n + 1/2 ) > 1. ( J ...
... separated by a distance h . Separation by h = nλ led to optimal molecular packing and a local minimum in the free energy ; other separations led to an increase in free energy with a maximum occuring at h = ( n + 1/2 ) > 1. ( J ...
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... separation R must be at least three times larger than the radii R , and R2 , and it then follows that UvawkT at these separations . On the other hand , for small separations R , in which eq . 9.6.3 is valid , the interaction energy is ...
... separation R must be at least three times larger than the radii R , and R2 , and it then follows that UvawkT at these separations . On the other hand , for small separations R , in which eq . 9.6.3 is valid , the interaction energy is ...
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... separation when the temperature is increased . ( See , e.g. , Figures 4.14 and 10.11 . ) Miscibility at low temperatures and phase separation at high temperatures is a priori an unexpected finding . As Figures 1.10 and 10.16 show ...
... separation when the temperature is increased . ( See , e.g. , Figures 4.14 and 10.11 . ) Miscibility at low temperatures and phase separation at high temperatures is a priori an unexpected finding . As Figures 1.10 and 10.16 show ...
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