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cohesion
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cohesion /co·he·sion/ (ko-he´zhun) the intermolecular attractive force causing various particles of a single material to unite.cohe´sive
co·he·sion (k-hzhn)
n.
The intermolecular attraction that holds molecules and masses together.
cohesion (kōhē´zhn),
the ability of a material to adhere to itself.
cohesion
the force causing various particles to unite.


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