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HYDROGEN Molecule, H2 #2 Sectioned Van der Waals Surface
The covalent hydrogen radii are shown as green spheres just touching, and the Van der Waals surface (the effective boundary of the molecule) is a solid that's been cut away to reveal the green balls inside. The H2 molecule sits on a semi-reflective surface. Green hydrogen (produced without generating net greenhouse emissions) should be a major player in preventing global warming.
Illustration ID: HYDROGEN_ON_SURFACE_sectioned_8000
Illustration size: 67.1 Mpixels (192 MB uncompressed) - 8192x8192 pixels (27.3x27.3 in / 69.4x69.4 cm at 300 ppi)
Illustration keywords: covalent radii, dihydrogen, green hydrogen, H2, hydrogen, hydrogen molecule, molecule, Van der Waals
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