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... molecular diffusion , which in turn creates another hole adjacent to the original one . In this view , a liquid is somewhat like a gas " turned inside - out . " An alternative basis for a model of liquid structure is the molecular ...
... molecular diffusion , which in turn creates another hole adjacent to the original one . In this view , a liquid is somewhat like a gas " turned inside - out . " An alternative basis for a model of liquid structure is the molecular ...
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... molecule is zero . The electron pattern for this molecular orbital has a region of fairly high density between the nuclei , which is favorable for bonding . The process of combining two atomic orbitals must lead to two molecular ...
... molecule is zero . The electron pattern for this molecular orbital has a region of fairly high density between the nuclei , which is favorable for bonding . The process of combining two atomic orbitals must lead to two molecular ...
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... molecular states , to be dis- cussed later in this chapter , is the molecular orbital method . The ex- planation we gave earlier of bonding in diatomic molecules was in essence an application of this method , one of the features of ...
... molecular states , to be dis- cussed later in this chapter , is the molecular orbital method . The ex- planation we gave earlier of bonding in diatomic molecules was in essence an application of this method , one of the features of ...
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