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Coexistence calculation using the Isothermal-Isochoric Integration Method

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Seyed M. Razavi, Richard A. Messerly, J. R. Elliott

In this work, an isothermal-isochoric integration (ITIC) method is proposed and tested as a viable method for vapor pressure calculation by molecular simulation. Several tests were carried out to validate the method which resulted in less than 1 %

Mie 16-6 force field predicts viscosity with faster-than-exponential pressure dependence for 2,2,4-trimethylhexane

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Richard A. Messerly, Michelle C. Anderson, S. M. Razavi, J. R. Elliott

In response to the 10th Industrial Fluid Properties Simulation Challenge, we report viscosity (eta) estimates of 2,2,4-trimethylhexane at 293 K for a range of pressures (P) from 0.1 MPa to 1000 MPa. The Potoff force field is utilized in this study, as a

OBITUARY Dr. William (Mickey) Haynes

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Daniel G. Friend, Thomas J. Bruno, Chris D. Muzny

Obituary tribute as requested by journal.

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