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... range in spatial extent than Coulomb forces , and also of somewhat shorter range than ion - dipole forces . Upon very close approach of two molecules , the repulsions of electrons in one molecule for those in the other molecule become ...
... range in spatial extent than Coulomb forces , and also of somewhat shorter range than ion - dipole forces . Upon very close approach of two molecules , the repulsions of electrons in one molecule for those in the other molecule become ...
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... range of size corresponding roughly to molecular weights between several thousand and several million . These ... range , often called the colloi- dal range . The colloidal particles recognized at an early stage were mostly those of ...
... range of size corresponding roughly to molecular weights between several thousand and several million . These ... range , often called the colloi- dal range . The colloidal particles recognized at an early stage were mostly those of ...
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... range in air for 5 - MeV alpha particles is about 5 cm , but in a solid it is only about 10 μm . As a result of the very short range in a solid , most alpha radiation is absorbed in the outer layer of dead skin on a human , and thus ...
... range in air for 5 - MeV alpha particles is about 5 cm , but in a solid it is only about 10 μm . As a result of the very short range in a solid , most alpha radiation is absorbed in the outer layer of dead skin on a human , and thus ...
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