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• The Atomic Bond
  | title = The Atomic Bond | keywords = [[Bonding]], [[Boltzmann constant]], [[Bond energy]], [[Newton's equation]], [[Oxidation state]]
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• Extracting Intermolecular Bond Energy from Water
  | title = Extracting Intermolecular Bond Energy from Water | keywords = [[Intermolecular Bond Energy]], [[Water]]
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• Hydrogen Bond Energy Drives Hurricanes
  | title = Hydrogen Bond Energy Drives Hurricanes | keywords = [[Hydrogen Bond Energy]], [[Hurricanes]]
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• How Time Dilatation Can Help to Explain the Chemical Hydrogen Bond
  | title = How Time Dilatation Can Help to Explain the Chemical Hydrogen Bond | keywords = [[Time Dilatation]], [[Chemical Hydrogen Bond]]
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• The Atomic Bond
  | title = The Atomic Bond | keywords = [[Bonding]], [[Boltzmann constant]], [[Bond energy]], [[Newton's equation]], [[Oxidation state]]
  696 bytes (86 words) - 19:59, 1 January 2017
• Extracting Intermolecular Bond Energy from Water
  | title = Extracting Intermolecular Bond Energy from Water | keywords = [[Intermolecular Bond Energy]], [[Water]]
  354 bytes (34 words) - 10:24, 1 January 2017
• Hydrogen Bond Energy Drives Hurricanes
  | title = Hydrogen Bond Energy Drives Hurricanes | keywords = [[Hydrogen Bond Energy]], [[Hurricanes]]
  336 bytes (33 words) - 10:32, 1 January 2017
• How Time Dilatation Can Help to Explain the Chemical Hydrogen Bond
  | title = How Time Dilatation Can Help to Explain the Chemical Hydrogen Bond | keywords = [[Time Dilatation]], [[Chemical Hydrogen Bond]]
  340 bytes (40 words) - 10:32, 1 January 2017
• Energy Balance of Fusion Processes of Molecules of Oxygen, Hydrogen, and Water
  | keywords = [[nucleus]], [[atom]], [[molecule]], [[electron]], [[photon]], [[bond]] A cause of additional energy appearance during covalent bond formation in the fusion processes of the molecules of oxygen and water has
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• Solar-Energy Liberation From Water by Electric Arcs
  | keywords = [[solar-energy]], [[water]], [[electric arcs]], [[intermolecular bond]], [[fog generation]], [[kinetic]], [[heat loss]], [[atmosphere]] ...Hathaway Laboratory in 1994, dealing with the liberation of intermolecular bond energy from ordinary water by means of an arc discharge. Photographic evide
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• Sithamalli K Balasubramanian
  ...etry is possible on the model. A new triple bond called the benzyne triple bond showing cis-trans isomerism is also possible on the model. The implications ...e bond with tetrahedral carbon atoms and a new triple bond with the double bond geometry are allowed on the new model. The implications of the model are di
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• The New Interpretation of Photoeffect
  | keywords = [[energy]], [[photon]], [[electron]], [[bond]]
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• Electromagnetic Radiation Due to the De-Excitation of an Electron, Bound to a Positively Charged Nucleus, Explained Using Only the Classical Coulomb Model of Electric Interaction
  | keywords = [[Electromagnetic Radiation]], [[Electron Bond]], [[Coulomb]], [[Electric Interaction]]
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• Energy Balance of Fusion Processes of the Ozone Molecule
  ...[[nucleus]], [[atom]], [[molecule]], [[electron]], [[photon]], [[energy of bond]]
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• Alfred L Parson
  ...ewis-1916/Lewis-1916.html The Atom and the Molecule]", in which a chemical bond forms owing to the sharing of pairs of electrons.<sup id="cite_ref-1" class
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• Oxygen Lone Pair Electrons behind Amazing Properties of Water-electrolysis Gas-mixture
  ...-pair electrons, in contrast, have narrow and equi-spaced energy levels. A bond-pair electron when excited to higher energy returns to the ground state imm
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• New Experimental Test of Lorentz's Theory of Relativity
  ...an amount ~ Lv²/c², since the length of each atomic bond parallel to v changes by the factor (1- v²/c²)<sup>1/
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• James D Edmonds
  * James Bond escapes from slippery ice - how? [http://www.iop.org/EJ/abstract/0031-9120/
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• How Are Mass, Space Size, And Period of Time Structured, In Diatomic Molecules? Part III: A New Systematization
  ...rein we propose to associate the quantum multiplier in question , with the bond's electrons of the ''ground state'' of any diatomic molecule belonging to '
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• Les Adam
  ...Z Industdes) Magnetic fields improve fuel mileage by affecting hydrocarbon bond strength. Electric Pulse Drive Vehicles offer a new automobile design. Non-
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• The Fundamental Atomic Model
  ...lsive protons must remain as far apart from one another as their nucleonic bond with neutrons of the core allow, forming a protonic shell'. Electrons shoul
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• Future Energy: Proceedings of the First International Conference on Future Energy
  ...ction, betavoltaic batteries, carbon arc gasification, release of chemical bond energy, zero point energy, free energy secrecy, new methods for nuclear rea
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• Fundamental Physical Constants Derived From Particle Geometric Structures
  ...force are first presented. It is found that particle binding energy times bond length is a new constant. This (Joule-meter) physical constant serves to de
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• Leslie V Iverson
  ...e of the atom and what specifically is the physical nature of the electron bond and why the chemical nature of an atom changes as one progresses across the
  2 KB (226 words) - 12:58, 30 December 2016

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