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A Review of Basic Intermolecular Forces

According to the theories introduced in Chapter 4, the force of attraction between two molecules as a function of the distance of separation is given by [Pg.226]

Employing the convention that attractive energy is negative, at infinite separation the energy of the system will be zero, so that the free energy of attraction at distance r will be [Pg.227]

FIGURE 10.5. A typicaP interaction energy curve for two interacting units (curve 3) is the sum of the attractive potential (curve 1) and the repulsive contribution (curve 2). [Pg.227]

The total free energy will be the sum of the attractive and repulsive terms [Pg.228]


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