Consider a system of two atoms with a stable interaction between them (the atoms are stuck in the bottom of the potential energy well). The potential energy curve for this system is shown to the right. What would happen to the system for the potential energy to change from Y to Z? PE th I.A third atom from the surroundings would collide with the system. II.Energy would transfer from the surroundings to the system. III.Energy would transfer from the system to the surroundings. IV.The interaction between the atoms in the system would be formed. V.The interaction between the atoms in the system would be overcome. Oll only O I, III, and V O V only O I, II, and V O I, II, and IV

Consider a system of two atoms with a stable interaction between them (the atoms are stuck in the bottom of the potential energy well). The potential energy curve for this system is shown to the right. What would happen to the system for the potential energy to change from Y to Z? PE th I.A third atom from the surroundings would collide with the system. II.Energy would transfer from the surroundings to the system. III.Energy would transfer from the system to the surroundings. IV.The interaction between the atoms in the system would be formed. V.The interaction between the atoms in the system would be overcome. Oll only O I, III, and V O V only O I, II, and V O I, II, and IV

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Consider a system of two atoms with a stable interaction between them (the atoms are stuck in the bottom of the potential energy well). The potential energy curve for this system is
shown to the right. What would happen to the system for the potential energy to change from Y to Z?
th
Z
PE
I.A third atom from the surroundings would collide with the system.
II.Energy would transfer from the surroundings to the system.
III.Energy would transfer from the system to the surroundings.
IV.The interaction between the atoms in the system would be formed.
V.The interaction between the atoms in the system would be overcome.
O ll only
O I, III, and V
O V only
O I, II, and V
O I, II, and IV

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