Selective encapsulation by Janus particles

We employ Monte Carlo simulation to examine encapsulation in a system comprising Janus oblate spheroids and isotropic spheres. More specifically, the impact of variations in temperature, particle size, inter-particle interaction range, and strength is examined for a system in which the spheroids act...

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Published in:The Journal of chemical physics 2015-06, Vol.142 (24), p.244705-244705
Main Authors: Li, Wei, Ruth, Donovan, Gunton, James D, Rickman, Jeffrey M
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Computer simulation
COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION
ENCAPSULATION
INORGANIC, ORGANIC, PHYSICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
MONTE CARLO METHOD
Monte Carlo simulation
Nanoparticles
Oblate spheroids
Parameter identification
PARTICLE INTERACTIONS
PARTICLE SIZE
PARTICLES
Physics
SPHERES
SPHEROIDS
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