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Accurate calculations reveal that nitrogen's dispersion coefficients are critical for enhancing the precision of gas thermometry experiments.

The short-range interaction of nitrogen is shown to be pivotal for accurate metrological applications, with implications for understanding temperature-dependent properties.

The theoretical estimates of nitrogen's polarizability reveal discrepancies with experimental data, opening avenues for refining metrological standards.

Exotic helium atoms could revolutionize precision measurements of fundamental particle masses by minimizing nuclear annihilation effects.