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... interactions directed perpendicularly to the surface is four . If the concentration is then doubled , so that the number of molecules in each region becomes four , the number of interactions will increase to 16 . Space is occupied by ...
... interactions directed perpendicularly to the surface is four . If the concentration is then doubled , so that the number of molecules in each region becomes four , the number of interactions will increase to 16 . Space is occupied by ...
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... interaction between a pair of nearest neighbors is substantially unaffected in mag- nitude by the presence of the other interactions . Each ion has more- distant neighbors of the same sign as the ion itself but , because the Coulomb ...
... interaction between a pair of nearest neighbors is substantially unaffected in mag- nitude by the presence of the other interactions . Each ion has more- distant neighbors of the same sign as the ion itself but , because the Coulomb ...
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... 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 HCl and constitutes practically the entire intermolec- ular ...
... 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 HCl and constitutes practically the entire intermolec- ular ...
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