A namesake broadening of spectral lines occurs when they act on an energy-emitting particle.
A version of these phenomena between two parallel uncharged conducting plates is called the Casimir effect. A namesake broadening of spectral lines occurs when they act on an energy-emitting particle. The relation between strength and distance of these is modeled by the Lennard-Jones potential. They include Keesom and Debye forces, as well as induced dipole-dipole forces called London dispersion forces, and forces that result from interactions between permanent dipoles. For 10 points, name these intermolecular forces named for a Dutch scientist.
A version of these phenomena between two parallel uncharged conducting plates is called the Casimir effect.
{van der Waals} forces [prompt on {London dispersion forces} until mention]