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Results tagged with intermolecular-forces
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The forces, either attractive or repulsive, that exist between molecules due to electric charges or varying electron cloud distribution. This tag could also include intra-molecular attractions (within one molecule itself) often found in a protein amino acid residues.
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Is a microplastic saturated ferrofluid polar or nonpolar? [closed]
In my experiment (Junior science fair) I submerged a magnetic chip collector holding my ferrofluid (magnetite and grape seed oil) with polypropylene beads (attracted as part of the experiment) into va …
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