Thursday, 3 November 2005: 8:00 AM-10:30 AM
201 (Cincinnati Convention Center)

Computational Molecular Science and Engineering Forum (21)

#455 - Computation and Theory of Phase Equilibria (21017)
This session describes work dealing with theory, modeling, and/or simulation of phase equilibria. Both method- and application-oriented contributions are of interest. All types of phase equilibria -- involving liquids, solids, or other phases, as well as critical phenomena -- may be considered.
CoChair:Monica H. Lamm
Chair:David A. Kofke
8:00 AMPhase Transitions and Criticality in Small Nanoscale Systems
Alexander V. Neimark, A. Vishnyakov
8:18 AMFinite-Size Scaling Monte Carlo Simulations of Tricritical Behavior
Gerassimos Orkoulas
8:36 AMThermodynamics of Symmetric Dimers: Lattice Dft Predictions and Simulations
Yiming Chen, G.L. Aranovich, M.D. Donohue
8:54 AMDevelopment and Application of Mayer Sampling Methods for the Evaluation of Cluster Integrals
Andrew J. Schultz, David A. Kofke
9:12 AMStudying Thermophysical Properties with Molecular Dynamics
Jared T. Fern, David J. Keffer, William V. Steele
9:30 AMDetermination of Interfacial Tension in Binary Mixtures Using Transition-Matrix Monte Carlo
Vincent K. Shen, Jeffrey R. Errington
9:48 AMModeling Co2 Solubility in Ionic Liquids Using Semi-Grand Ensemble Hybrid Monte Carlo
Haizhong Zhang, Edward J. Maginn
10:06 AMForce Field Parameterization and Calculation of Phase Equilibria for Organic Nitro Compounds
David Rigby, Rajesh Khare
Sponsor:Computational Molecular Science and Engineering Forum

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