Monte Carlo studies of effects of substrate size on water–substrate interaction energy and water structure
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Water on a planar substrate and on spherical substrates of radii r = 10, 15, and 20 Å are studied at temperatures of 200, 240, 270, and 290 K by Monte Carlo simulations. The average water-water potential energies and the average water-substrate interaction energies are obtained by use of the single point charge model for the water-water interaction and the nonsingular van der Waals potential plus the Born-type repulsive potential for the water-substrate interaction. Water structure and water-substrate interaction energy are shown to be sensitive to substrate size. © 1997 American Institute of Physics.
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The Journal of Chemical Physics
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Fang, J. X., Marlow, W. H., Lu, J. X., & Lucchese, R. R
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Fang, JX||Marlow, WH||Lu, JX||Lucchese, RR
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7 Affordable and Clean Energy