P14B.8 Consider the arrangement shown in 5 for a system consisting of an O-H group and an O atom, and then use the electrostatic model of the hydrogen bond to calculate the dependence of the molar potential energy of interaction on the angle 0. -0.83e 200 pm H -0.83e +0.45e 95.7 pm

P14B.8 Consider the arrangement shown in 5 for a system consisting of an O-H group and an O atom, and then use the electrostatic model of the hydrogen bond to calculate the dependence of the molar potential energy of interaction on the angle 0. -0.83e 200 pm H -0.83e +0.45e 95.7 pm

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P14B.8 Consider the arrangement shown in 5 for a system consisting of
an O-H group and an O atom, and then use the electrostatic model of the
hydrogen bond to calculate the dependence of the molar potential energy of
interaction on the angle 0.
-0.83e
200 pm
H
-0.83e
+0.45e
95.7 pm

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