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... distance between the particles is altered . For example , if two particles bearing opposite electric charges are ... distance r to an infinitely large distance is W = 9192 Dr ( 1-31 ) The energy of the system when the particles are at ...
... distance between the particles is altered . For example , if two particles bearing opposite electric charges are ... distance r to an infinitely large distance is W = 9192 Dr ( 1-31 ) The energy of the system when the particles are at ...
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... distance x centimeters , a new area of extent Ix is produced . The force necessary is yl , where y is the surface tension , and the distance through which this force moves is x , so that the work done is ylx . The work required per unit ...
... distance x centimeters , a new area of extent Ix is produced . The force necessary is yl , where y is the surface tension , and the distance through which this force moves is x , so that the work done is ylx . The work required per unit ...
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... distance for one bond in a molecule with more than two atoms , provided that the stretching of the bond is independent of vibrations in the remainder of the mole- cule . Curve E , is for the electronic ground state . Curve E ...
... distance for one bond in a molecule with more than two atoms , provided that the stretching of the bond is independent of vibrations in the remainder of the mole- cule . Curve E , is for the electronic ground state . Curve E ...
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