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1.	The variation of interatomic energy with atomic distance is given by the following equation V(r)=4 [( /r¹²) ( /r⁶)] Where V(r) is the potential energy, and r is interatomic distance. and are constant. Find the value of energy at the point where the interatomic force is zero?
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