Auseful expression for intermolecular pair-interactions is the so called lennard-jones potential

v(r) = 4e[(sigma/r)^12 - (sigma/r)^6]

let r0 be the distance at which the pair of molecules experience the smallest possible interaction energy.

determine r0 in units of the collision diameter sigma and calculate the corresponding potential energy v(r=r0) in units of e. also calculate the potential energy at the distance of r=3sigma.

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Answermuscle strength;