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Shweta Thakur posted an Question
October 09, 2020 • 21:31 pm
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Plz explain this note ..... nger the interaction between the two particles when the bonding potential o1spgua to
Lennard-Jones Potential -r (o) NOTE: The deeper the well depth (e), the stronger the interaction between the two particles When the bonding potential O1SPgua to zere, the distance of Figure B s both the attraction and repulsion between nonionic orces between particles while the latter part of the egu
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Priyanshu kumar Best Answer
https://youtu.be/QWF0ES9Mo_Y watch this video Shweta for detailed about leenard jones potential
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In the above given curve,ϵ is the well depth and a measure of how strongly the two particles attract each other. σ is the distance at which the intermolecular potential between the two particles is zero . σ gives a measurement of how close two nonbonding particles can get and is thus referred to as the van der Waals radius.
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well depth vale points explain kr do Jo mane send kiya
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epsilon dikhata hai kitna strongly particle attract hote hai or ye jitna deeper hoga utna strong honge
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sry sir mujhe samgh aa gya video se hi isi topic pe Kuch aur pd ri thi reply krna bhool gyi thi
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plz check this koi mistake hai to tell me
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Dinesh khalmaniya 1![best-answer]()
Normally, when the atoms are separated by a huge amount (infinity) we take this energy to be zero. Bringing the atoms closer to one another has an attractive potential and the bond has formed on reaching the lowest point on your curve. Moving the atoms closer together increases the potential energy because here we push electrons closer to one another and this energy increases rapidly with each small decrease in separation due to repulsion of similar charges. The slope of the curve gives the force on the atoms, so at small separation they experience a large force and repel one another. At large separation, where the slope is positive, there is a smaller attractive force.
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