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..., which makes the distribution of surrounding [[electron]]s irregular when molecules get close to one another, creating [[Intermolecular force|electrical attrac ...ces]] that operate by induced [[Chemical polarity|polarity]] in non-polar molecules. ...

...omimetic molecules<ref name=Rapenne>Rapenne, G. Synthesis of technomimetic molecules: Towards rotation control in single molecular machines and motors. Org. Bio ...

...t particles. For example, it may refer to the number of ways that atoms or molecules pack together in a mixture, alloy or glass, the number of conformations of ...or [[molecule]]s. However, it is important to note that the positions of molecules are not strictly speaking ''discrete'' above the quantum level. Thus a var ...

...[[diffusion]]. In an [[ideal gas]], the relative positions of the atoms or molecules are completely random. Amorphous materials, such as [[liquids]] and [[glass ...

...n the vacancies.<ref>Gabuda, S.P.; Lundin, A.G.(1969) ''Diffusion of Water Molecules in Hydrates and NMR Spectra''. JETP, 28 (3), 555. http://www.jetp.ac.ru/cgi ...uctural information. It also provides information about "slow" dynamics in molecules. ...

...parated by a distance comparable to a [[mean free path]] of the [[Molecule|molecules]] of the ambient medium.<ref>{{cite journal|author1=Passian, A.|author2=Wig ...

...es above 160K the molecules rotate around inside the cage. Below 120K the molecules stop racing around the cage, and below 50K are locked into a fixed position ...rst1=G. S.|last2=Stegailov|first2=V. V.|title=Anomalous diffusion of guest molecules in hydrogen gas hydrates|journal=High Temperature|date=17 December 2015|vol ...

...it is possible to identify these proteins using the specifically targeted molecules, which act as a flag to indicate the location of the target. Then, another ...very efficient, accurate, and predictable. Due to the ease with which DNA molecules can be fashioned, many publications in the academic society are geared towa ...

The first observations of a different behaviour of water molecules close to the walls of its container date back to late ‘60s and early ‘70s, ...iquid water as a system made of two phases: a matrix of non-coherent water molecules hosting many “Coherence Domains” (CDs), about 0.1&nbsp;um in size, found in ...

...ity of the focused light correlates quadratically with the amount of bound molecules on the mologram and therefore also the number of biomolecular interactions ...emperature gradients, buffer changes and nonspecific binding of off-target molecules) is inversely proportional to the spatial frequency and therefore situated ...

...h the velocity of individual molecules, [[Kinetic theory of gases#Speed of molecules|which depends mostly on the temperature and molecular mass]]. ...

It just so happens that hydrogen (H) and oxygen (O) are both [[diatomic]] molecules, thus we have H₂ and O₂. To form water, one of the O ...

...molecules (through electrical forces), distributing the energy to adjacent molecules and [[atom]]s in the material. The process of energy transfer from the sour ...nergy+of+motion)+of+the+atoms+or+molecules+in+a+material,+so+agitating+the+molecules+in+this+way+increases+the+temperature+of+the+material.+Thus,+dipole+rotatio ...

...of the ion, which is the effective radius of the moving ion including any molecules of water or other solvent that move with it. This is true because the solva where <math>v</math> is the [[root mean square]] speed of the gas molecules: ...

...ant, <math>\alpha_c</math> = electronic polarizability, ''p'' = density of molecules, ''M'' = molar mass, and <math>\varepsilon_r = \epsilon/\epsilon_0</math> i ...ptember 2020}}, and the same thing happens with non-spherical bodies. Some molecules and materials with this sort of anisotropy are [[Optical rotation|optically ...

such as any [[diatomic molecule]] and some other molecules like [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), In special cases, such as adsorbed large molecules, the rotational degrees of freedom can be limited to only one.<ref>{{cite j ...

...repulsive, depending on the value of ''r''. When ''r'' is very small, the molecules repel each other. In force matching method the forces from classical potent ...