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MOLECULAR PHYSICS
卷 104, 期 9, 页码 1509-1527出版社
TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/00268970600556774
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vapour-liquid equilibria; interfaces; surface tension; Lennard-Jones potential
Vapour-liquid equilibria of the Lennard-Jones potential, truncated and shifted at 2.5 sigma, are studied using molecular dynamics simulations, an attractive option for studying inhomogeneous systems. Comprehensive simulation data are reported for three cases: no interface, a planar interface, and a spherical interface between the coexisting phases, covering a wide range of temperatures. Spherical droplets are also studied for a range of radii between 5 and 16 sigma. The size dependence of the surface tension, based on the Irving-Kirkwood pressure tensor, and other properties is quantified for spherical interfaces. All simulation results are correlated with a consistent set of empirical equations. A comparison with the results of other authors as well as with experimental data for noble gases and methane is also presented.
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