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Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Liquid Nitromethane

A potential energy function with harmonic intramolecular and Lennard-Jones plus Coulombic intermolecular terms was tested in molecular dynamics simulations of liquid nitromethane. Parameter values were adjusted iteratively until satisfactory agreement with density functional pair calculations and ex...

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Published in:The journal of physical chemistry. B 1999-11, Vol.103 (44), p.9738-9742
Main Authors: Alper, Howard E, Abu-Awwad, Fakhr, Politzer, Peter
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