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Examples of well-studied vdW molecules are Ar₂, H₂-Ar, benzene-Ar, (H₂O)₂, and (HF)₂

...A reaction between two hydrophilic compounds is very unlikely to occur in benzene, for example, because it is very hydrophobic.

...a.com/Portals/0/Repository/documents/Benzene%20in%20petrol.pdf Briefing on Benzene in Petrol] From website of [[United Kingdom Petroleum Industry Association

...many dangerous pollutants and aromatic [[hydrocarbons]] such as toluene, [[benzene]], and ethylbenzene. ''P. putida'' can also be used in petroleum plants to ...ation of soil or water contaminants. They can degrade toluene, xylene, and benzene, which are all toxic components of gasoline that leak into the soil by acci

...ide]] and to a lesser extent in other non-polar organic solvents such as [[benzene]] and [[toluene]].

Examples of oblate symmetric tops are: [[benzene]] (C₆H₆), [[cyclobutadiene]] (C₄H<sub>4</s

...rities exist between the purely covalent bond as in H₂ and in [[benzene]] C₆H₆. For example H₂O is held together

...h alcaptonuria lacked a fully active enzyme that ordinarily broke down the benzene ring of homogentisic acid. He also, correctly, postulated that this particu

The compounds removed by air stripping include [[benzene]], [[toluene]], [[ethylbenzene]], and [[xylene]] (BTEX) and various solvent |Benzene||99 to 99.9

...only to ideal liquids and to components that are fairly similar such as [[benzene]] and [[toluene]], [[hexane and heptane]] or [[o-xylene]] and [[p-xylene]]. ...uid and Solid Benzene.png|right|350px|Vapor pressure of liquid and solid [[benzene]]}}

...alleviated by the Born-Oppenheimer (BO) approximation. For instance the [[benzene]] molecule consists of 12 nuclei and 42 electrons. The [[time-independent S ...tential in a Schrödinger equation ''containing only the nuclei''&mdash;for benzene an equation in 36 variables.

...only to ideal liquids and to components that are fairly similar such as [[benzene]] and [[toluene]], [[hexane and heptane]] or [[o-xylene]] and [[p-xylene]]. ...uid and Solid Benzene.png|right|350px|Vapor pressure of liquid and solid [[benzene]]}}

...a.com/Portals/0/Repository/documents/Benzene%20in%20petrol.pdf Briefing on Benzene in Petrol] From website of [[United Kingdom Petroleum Industry Association

...a.com/Portals/0/Repository/documents/Benzene%20in%20petrol.pdf Briefing on Benzene in Petrol] From website of [[United Kingdom Petroleum Industry Association

...nt attractive forces between the molecules. It explains, for instance, why benzene under standard temperature and pressure ([[Reference conditions of gas temp

*[[Aromatics]] ([[benzene]], [[toluene]], [[xylenes]] and [[ethylbenzene]])

...[Air quality]] limit values for [[sulfur dioxide]], [[carbon monoxide]], [[benzene]] and [[lead]] set by the [[European Union]] are no longer exceeded in Germ

..., denoted ''I'', bonded to a heteroatom, ''S''. A proton-carbon pair of [[benzene]] is a useful example. No coupling occurs when the magnetic vectors of bot

...pound that is a known human [[carcinogen]]. For that reason, the amount of benzene in gasoline is limited by environmental regulations. In general, the combus |Benzene concentration||[[Parts per notation|ppmv]]^(e)||0.8||0.7

...pound that is a known human [[carcinogen]]. For that reason, the amount of benzene in gasoline is limited by environmental regulations. In general, the combus |Benzene concentration||[[Parts per notation|ppmv]]^(e)||0.8||0.7