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intermolecular

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Adj.1.intermolecular - existing or acting between molecules; "intermolecular forces"; "intermolecular condensation"


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Based on this, we then mechanically characterize the principal values of the stress tensor: They represent averages of the pressures created by the distributions of intermolecular forces inside material.
Statistical theory of stresses in rubber-like materials by Ulmer, James D. / Rubber World
The group incorporates into its system a variety of chemically responsive dyes that can react with a full spectrum of intermolecular interactions.
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The possibility of multiple antigenic conformations or intermolecular epitopes cannot be ruled out when considering surface antigen structure.
Detecting hepatitis B surface antigen mutants by Coleman, Paul F. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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