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... effect . In methane where again there are only dispersion interactions , the energy of these is nearly as large as the total interaction energy in HCl . For hydrogen iodide the dispersion effect is more than four times greater than in ...
... effect . In methane where again there are only dispersion interactions , the energy of these is nearly as large as the total interaction energy in HCl . For hydrogen iodide the dispersion effect is more than four times greater than in ...
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... effect of the very pronounced local order . Larger ions , such as Br- , I- , or Cs + , have in contrast a marked structure - breaking effect as judged by the positive entropy change associated with formation of their solutions . These ...
... effect of the very pronounced local order . Larger ions , such as Br- , I- , or Cs + , have in contrast a marked structure - breaking effect as judged by the positive entropy change associated with formation of their solutions . These ...
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... effect . This effect is the emission of electrons by a metallic surface , particularly the surface of an alkali metal , when , having been placed in an evacuated chamber and freed of surface contaminants such as oxide , it is irradiated ...
... effect . This effect is the emission of electrons by a metallic surface , particularly the surface of an alkali metal , when , having been placed in an evacuated chamber and freed of surface contaminants such as oxide , it is irradiated ...
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