Structure and thermodynamics of platelet dispersions

Various properties of fluids consisting of platelike particles differ from the corresponding ones of fluids consisting of spherical particles because interactions between platelets depend on their mutual orientations. One of the main issues in this topic is to understand how structural properties of...

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Published in:Molecular physics 2008-08, Vol.106 (16-18), p.1975-2000
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