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    In the Lennard-Jones Model of the Hydrogen Molecule, the Potential
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In the Lennard-Jones Model of the Hydrogen Molecule, the Potential

Question 31

Question 31

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In the Lennard-Jones model of the hydrogen molecule, the potential is given by In the Lennard-Jones model of the hydrogen molecule, the potential is given by   . In this model, the minimum internuclear separation, r<sub>0</sub>, is A)    . B)    . C)    . D)    . E)    . . In this model, the minimum internuclear separation, r0, is


A)
In the Lennard-Jones model of the hydrogen molecule, the potential is given by   . In this model, the minimum internuclear separation, r<sub>0</sub>, is A)    . B)    . C)    . D)    . E)    . .
B)
In the Lennard-Jones model of the hydrogen molecule, the potential is given by   . In this model, the minimum internuclear separation, r<sub>0</sub>, is A)    . B)    . C)    . D)    . E)    . .
C)
In the Lennard-Jones model of the hydrogen molecule, the potential is given by   . In this model, the minimum internuclear separation, r<sub>0</sub>, is A)    . B)    . C)    . D)    . E)    . .
D)
In the Lennard-Jones model of the hydrogen molecule, the potential is given by   . In this model, the minimum internuclear separation, r<sub>0</sub>, is A)    . B)    . C)    . D)    . E)    . .
E)
In the Lennard-Jones model of the hydrogen molecule, the potential is given by   . In this model, the minimum internuclear separation, r<sub>0</sub>, is A)    . B)    . C)    . D)    . E)    . .

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