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intermolecular force
(redirected from Dipole-dipole interactions)

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intermolecular force [‚in·tər·mə′lek·yə·lər ′fōrs]
(physical chemistry)
The force between two molecules; it is that negative gradient of the potential energy between the interacting molecules, if energy is a function of the distance between the centers of the molecules.


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max] versus content" for EVAC/CPA mixture melts is close to additive one, that can be explained by realization of dipole-dipole interactions between macromolecules of polymers at the interphase.
 
 
 
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