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<p>and ?<sub>2</sub> are the surface energies of the two new surfaces, and ?<sub>12</sub> is the interfacial energy.</p>

<p>This methodology can also be used to discuss <a href="page.php?w=Bond_cleavage">cleavage</a> that happens in another medium: ?<sub>12</sub> = (1/2)W<sub>121</sub> = (1/2)W<sub>212</sub>. These two energy quantities refer to the energy that is needed to cleave one species into two pieces while it is contained in a medium of the other species. Likewise for a three species system: ?<sub>13</sub> + ?<sub>23</sub> - ?<sub>12</sub> =</p><p>
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