State how particular features correspond to different forces

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In AFM force-distance curves the potential energy of the lever bent under the surface forces acting between tip and sample plays a crucial role. Draw a typical force vs. distance (approach and retract) curve and explain how particular features correspond to different forces exerted between tip and sample

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