Molecular Dynamics of the Properties of Fluid Film Induced by Fluid-Solid Interaction Potential Strength in Wedge Nanochannel

Yan Jia; Ping Ge Qu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.574.133

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Molecular Dynamics of the Properties of Fluid Film Induced by Fluid-Solid Interaction Potential Strength in Wedge Nanochannel

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Molecular dynamics method is applied to study the influence of fluid-solid interaction potential on the properties of fluid film in wedge nanochannel. The pressure and density are studied for a variety of potential interaction strength between the liquid and the solid. The impact of potential interaction strength between the liquid and the solid on the pressure is limitation. The density along y direction is affected by the potential interaction strength. As the potential interaction strength is weak, the density of liquids can be affected easily.

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Yan Jia*, Ping Ge Qu

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Fluid Film, Molecular Dynamic (MD), Potential Interaction Strength

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