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*[[Second-order_NLO_Materials#Flash2 | Intermolecular Interactions and poling simulation]]

*[[Second-order_NLO_Materials#Flash2 | Intermolecular Interactions and poling simulation]]

Geometry relaxations can lead to intramolecular vibrations as well as intermolecular vibrations in which adjacent molecules move with respect to one another. *intermolecular modes.

...olecular systems. Molecular dynamics simulations instead approximate these interactions using classical mechanics. While some accuracy is lost, these systems are s ...planarity) formed by three or more bonded atoms. All bonded and non-bonded interactions are approximated with equations of various functional forms and constants d

=== Influence of intermolecular distance === ...splitting is caused by a wave function overlap. In the typical solid state intermolecular distances of 3.4 - 3.8 Å given a perfectly symmetrical, cofacial arrangeme

Interchain interactions is an important consideration with light emitting polymer and oligomers. [[category:Intermolecular interactions]]

...inhomogeneities of the chromophore concentrations, and chromophore polymer interactions. Each of these factors leads to a variation of the refractive index which c ...ave strong intermolecular electrostatic interactions such as dipole-dipole interactions. So this going to influence what we see.

[[Image:Order_mobility.png|thumb|300px|Charge mobility increases with intermolecular order]] The charge mobility increases with the increase in intermolecular order. An amorphous polymer has no crystalline order, no positional order o

...concentration (loading). There was a peak that is due the dipole – dipole interactions were making it difficult to orient the molecules. However with certain mole *Further minimization of intermolecular electrostatic interaction by more dendrons

...about his motivation to study the metal particles in the context of these interactions. Being an exceptional experimentalist, Faraday intuitively felt that experi ...dye interactions, which can manifest themselves through the formation of ''intermolecular excited species'' such as excimers.⁴⁵ Figure 4 shows a schematic