vanderWaalsBeiträge

VanderWaalsBeiträge is a coined term used in German-language contexts to denote contributions related to van der Waals forces. The name fuses the surname of Johannes Diderik van der Waals with the German word Beiträge (contributions). In practice, VanderWaalsBeiträge may appear as a category or tag in scientific databases, repositories, blogs, or encyclopedic projects to group articles, papers, and discussions focusing on van der Waals interactions: London dispersion forces, dipole-induced dipole interactions, and many-body effects in condensed matter and molecular systems.

Because VanderWaalsBeiträge is not a formal field or widely standardized term, its exact scope depends on the host platform. Typical topics include theoretical models such as Lennard-Jones potentials and DFT-D van der Waals corrections; experimental methods for measuring interfacial forces; and applications to 2D materials (graphene, MoS2), colloids, and supramolecular chemistry. Some entries may discuss historical aspects of van der Waals' work and the development of the concept of long-range intermolecular forces.

Usage and variations: depending on language and style, you may encounter VanderWaals-Beiträge, van der Waals Beiträge, or van der Waals contributions. See also van der Waals forces; Lennard-Jones potential; London dispersion forces.

Note: As a label, VanderWaalsBeiträge is not a standard bibliographic category but a descriptive tag that can aid navigation within interdisciplinary collections that cover interfacial and cohesive forces.