A structural paradigm in the generalization of intermolecular interactions regularities in water under the influence of external non-reagent factors

Abstract

The world’s leading material scientists came to the conclusion that the various properties of substances that people use for their needs depend primarily not on their composition, but on their structure. This is natural, because it applies mainly to substances that are in a solid crystalline state, and the structure, as the spatial arrangement of intermolecular interactions in a substance, clearly affects its physicochemical properties.