In the hypothetical atomic interaction shown in figure C9.13, suppose the atoms initially are separated by a very large distance but are approaching each other with kinetic energy 
. Roughly how close will the atoms get to each other eventually?
A. r = 0
B. r = 0.05 nm
C. r = 0.2 nm
D. r = 0.4 nm
E. Other (specify)
E. Other (specify)
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