Intermolecular

''Intermolecular'' describes a process or characteristic that extends from one molecule to an adjacent one; a property or phenomenon that extends from one molecule to another. Examples: * intermolecular hydrogen transfer (transfer of a hydogen atom from a molecule to another); * intermolecular repulsion (repulsion forces between molecules) See also: intramolecular, molecule Chemistry

Intermolecular

#''...process or characteristic in chemistry that...'' Well, I think this would rather limit the applicability of the definition. There are intermolecular interactions that are also considered in Physics as an example... The definition should apply regardless of the science that uses it. I am tentatively removing the "in chemistry" phrase. On the other hand, is there a rule to have such short definitions redirected to the Wiktionary??? how do we link to the Wiktionary? test: Wiktionary:intermolecular... yeah it works. User:Unconcerned 22:14, 25 Feb 2004 (UTC)

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