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1 the molecular dipole polarizability enters into the description of many physical and chemical processes, such as the scattering of light by molecules, and intermolecular interactions
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > the molecular dipole polarizability enters into the description of many physical and chemical processes, such as the scattering of light by molecules, and intermolecular interactions
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2 molecular dipole polarizability enters into the description of many physical and chemical processes, such as the scattering of light by molecules, and intermolecular interactions
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > molecular dipole polarizability enters into the description of many physical and chemical processes, such as the scattering of light by molecules, and intermolecular interactions
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