Examples of the type of molecule named after this person include diatomic xenon; such molecules may be held together by hydrogen bonds.
Examples of the type of molecule named after this person include diatomic xenon; such molecules may be held together by hydrogen bonds. The Casimir effect was discovered in the course of an attempt to measure the force named after this person. The two constants named after him are measured in liters per mole and in liter squared bars per mole squared. One of those constants is multiplied by the number of moles and subtracted from the volume in his namesake equation in order to correct for the volume of molecules, while the other one corrects for intermolecular forces. Name this Dutch scientist who improved the ideal gas law.
Examples of the type of molecule named after this person include diatomic xenon; such molecules may be held together by hydrogen bonds.
Johannes Diderik van der Waals