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Why is the parallel orientation slightly lower in energy than the anitiparallel orientiation?
The discussion revolves around the energy differences between parallel and antiparallel orientations, likely in the context of physics or chemistry, possibly related to magnetic moments or spin states.
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Because [itex]-cos(0) < -cos(2\pi)[/itex]asdf1 said:Why is the parallel orientation slightly lower in energy than the anitiparallel orientiation?
Gah, yes of course.arunbg said:Slight typo there Gokul, because [itex]-cos(0) < -cos(\pi)[/itex]