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Description: Van der Waals forces are weak interactions that occur between molecules, resulting from the asymmetrical distribution of electrons over time. These forces are fundamental in chemistry and physics, as they allow the formation of complex structures and the stability of materials at the molecular level. Unlike covalent or ionic bonds, which are much stronger […]