Mountain, R.
(1999),
Voids and Clusters in Expanded Water, Journal of Chemical Physics
(Accessed December 12, 2024)
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Voids and Clusters in Expanded Water
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Abstract
Molecular dynamics simulations of water at elevated temperatures and reduced densities relative to ambient conditions are used to examine the size distributions of suitably defined hydrogen bonded clusters, physical clusters, and voids. The cluster structure of both hydrogen bonded clusters and physical clusters changes rapidly as a function of density for near critical and supercritical temperatures. The density variation of an observable quantity, local density, is shown to be a signature of the onset in the change in cluster size. The densities with a broad range of cluster sizes are roughly located in the supercritical temperature region.Citation
Journal of Chemical Physics
Volume
110
Issue
No. 4
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Journals
Keywords
cluster, hydrogen bond cluster, molecular dynamics, size distribution, supercritical, water
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Created January 1, 1999, Updated February 17, 2017