Calculate the separation at which the minimum of the potential energy occur. 2- verify that at this minimum the potential energy V = ─  . 3- Choose values of r such that all characteristic points and areas are shown clearly on the graph. Let the x-axis be r in pm

Calculate the separation at which the minimum of the potential energy occur. 2- verify that at this minimum the potential energy V = ─  . 3- Choose values of r such that all characteristic points and areas are shown clearly on the graph. Let the x-axis be r in pm

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