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A molecular dynamics investigation of a free surface of liquid argon
A molecular dynamics simulation technique is employed to investigate the equilibrium molecular structure of the liquid-vapour interfacial region for argon at about 124 °K. The density profile through the surface is found to be of a non-monotonic form. The pair distribution function in the surface is...
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Department of Physics
2016
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