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molecular
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molecular
1. of or relating to molecules
2. Logic (of a sentence, formula, etc.) capable of analysis into atomic formulae of the appropriate kind


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As represented in figure 2, at the surface of the mineral filler there is true covalent bonding existing for one molecular layer (ref.
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