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... term is semiclassical in the sense described in Section 3.4 . 5. The dispersion term can be described only in quantum mechanical terms . It corresponds to a spontaneous dipole - in- duced dipole interaction . We will postpone discussing ...
... term is semiclassical in the sense described in Section 3.4 . 5. The dispersion term can be described only in quantum mechanical terms . It corresponds to a spontaneous dipole - in- duced dipole interaction . We will postpone discussing ...
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... term , AG ( contact ) , and AG ( packing ) . The two important terms in eq . 4.3.1 are the hydrophobic con- tribution AG ( HP ) and the electrostatic term AG ( HG ) = Gel · The chain length dependence of AG ( HP ) is given in eq . 4.3.2 ...
... term , AG ( contact ) , and AG ( packing ) . The two important terms in eq . 4.3.1 are the hydrophobic con- tribution AG ( HP ) and the electrostatic term AG ( HG ) = Gel · The chain length dependence of AG ( HP ) is given in eq . 4.3.2 ...
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... term is largley entropic . The fact that ( ɛ , − ɛ¿ ) 2 / ( ɛ , + 2 ) 2 cannot exceed unity sets an upper limit of kT on the electrostatic contribution to the Hamaker constant . At T 300 K , for example , kT = 3 × 10-21 J , which is an ...
... term is largley entropic . The fact that ( ɛ , − ɛ¿ ) 2 / ( ɛ , + 2 ) 2 cannot exceed unity sets an upper limit of kT on the electrostatic contribution to the Hamaker constant . At T 300 K , for example , kT = 3 × 10-21 J , which is an ...
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Solutes and Solvents SelfAssembly | 1 |
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