What is the origin of the attraction between atoms in a Van Der Waals material? Coulomb repulsion between valence electrons Interaction among atoms and defects of the material lattice Fluctuations in the electronic charge distribution of the atoms Coulomb attraction among ions and electrons
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![What is the origin of the attraction
between atoms in a Van Der Waals
material?
Coulomb repulsion between valence
electrons
O Interaction among atoms and defects of
the material lattice
Fluctuations in the electronic charge
distribution of the atoms
O Coulomb attraction among ions and
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