Are van der waals forces related to the different matrial phases, plasma, gas, liquid and solid...

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uneven distribution of electrons in molecules can cause some parts to be more positive and some parts more negative but not very strongly. These weak differences in polarity causes different areas of a molecule to be attracted together.

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This is mostly true, but in to properly simulate molecular interactions in polynomial time requires Fourier analysis.

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If Van der Waals' forces are like wind, then a molecule's frequency equation is like sound. It's the same difference between velocity and vibration.

>Every molecule has a specific frequency equation representative of its own shape. Additionally, molecular chains combine in order to change the frequency equation representative of its own shape. By combining this way, in a shape that is particular to its environment, the molecule adjusts its frequency equation in such a way that is unique to its own specific spatial coordinates. By hypothesizing a dimensional space such that molecules of the same elemental sequence are congruent in shape, then observing the frequency equation of each molecule in order to stochastically observe the flux of a specific fluid medium, which in its self is a density of molecular dispersal, an additional dimension of space is determined, which modifies the the group velocity of waves through that specific medium with the following property:

>Either every frequency of molecule is equal and it is the density of the specific fluid medium through which the molecule is dispersed within which is changing with time, or the density of the specific fluid medium through which the molecule is dispered within is its self equal to the flux of the frequency of the molecules through which the frequency equation of the fluid medium is observed.

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Ultimately to understand the difference between rigidity and fluidity, colloquially known as Phase State by Modern Science--which is not at all the correct mathematical usage of the term, "Phase"--you must realize that gravity and surface cohesion are exactly the same phenomena, observed at different scale; the difference between Gravity type A and Gravity type B waves ultimately is reduced to the difference in the way that waves refract when their wavelength, λ is significantly larger, or smaller than the molecules being observed in the moment of simulation.

Further detail is expressed in the video below:

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