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The electrostatical molecular potential — A tool for the prediction of electrostatic molecular interaction properties

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Starting from the molecular potential we get, by using elementary electrostatics, information about energetically favoured regions for interaction with ions and dipoles around H2O and H2CO. The molecule-dipole interaction is represented by the electric field patterns.

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    Gustav Peinel, Horst Frischleder & Frieder Birnstock

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Peinel, G., Frischleder, H. & Birnstock, F. The electrostatical molecular potential — A tool for the prediction of electrostatic molecular interaction properties. Theoret. Chim. Acta 57, 245–253 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00554105

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