A molecular dynamics simulation of the Lennard-Jones liquid–vapor interface
M. J. P. Nijmeijer, A. Bakker, C. Bruin, J.H. Sikkenk
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M. J. P. Nijmeijer, A. Bakker, C. Bruin, J.H. Sikkenk
Abstract
The surface tension of a Lennard-Jones liquid–vapor interface has been determined accurately in a molecular dynamics simulation. Our values tend to be smaller than those from previous simulations. It is shown that the usually truncated tail of the potential strongly increases the surface tension if taken into account.
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The surface tension of a Lennard-Jones liquid–vapor interface has been determined accurately in a molecular dynamics simulation. Our values tend to be smaller than those from previous simulations. It is shown that the usually truncated tail of the potential strongly increases the surface tension if taken into account.
Key concepts: Molecular dynamics, Surface tension, Lennard-Jones potential, Interface (matter), Materials science, Surface (topology), Thermodynamics, Statistical physics