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publisher summary chapter briefly reviews historical development idea intermolecular forces starting ancient greeks present day greeks first consider forces nonreligious way notion experiments find nature works unknown concept galileo demonstrated power classic experiments gravity motion bodies optics astronomy proving existence vacuum first half nineteenth century saw continuation controversy whether matter continuum made molecules balance slowly tilting toward continuum picture latter half nineteenth century saw return molecules successes new kinetic theory van der waals equation state based attraction molecules early twentieth century recognized intermolecular forces simple nature pursuit one basic force law gave way less ambitious search semiempirical expressions could account specific phenomena today origin intermolecular forces known established intermolecular forces essentially electrostatic origin