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... structure remains a challenge to physical chemistry . A particularly significant and perplexing problem in liquid theory is how to describe the structure of water and how to account quantita- tively for its properties . Of numerous ...
... structure remains a challenge to physical chemistry . A particularly significant and perplexing problem in liquid theory is how to describe the structure of water and how to account quantita- tively for its properties . Of numerous ...
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... structure can be probed , and dynamic processes involving changes in bonds between atoms . The principles presented apply as well to the structure and behavior of the chemical constituents of living cells . A powerful means for ...
... structure can be probed , and dynamic processes involving changes in bonds between atoms . The principles presented apply as well to the structure and behavior of the chemical constituents of living cells . A powerful means for ...
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... structure that does not fall neatly into place in a simple scheme ; indeed , every molecular structure is the result of the balance of many forces and is only approximated by models which we devise to permit visualization of the bonding ...
... structure that does not fall neatly into place in a simple scheme ; indeed , every molecular structure is the result of the balance of many forces and is only approximated by models which we devise to permit visualization of the bonding ...
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