Phase and interface determination in computer simulations of liquid mixtures with high partial miscibility

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Abstract

Partially miscible solutions can represent a challenge from the computer simulation standpoint, especially if the mutual solubility of the components is so large that their concentrations do not change much from one phase to another. In this case, identifying which molecules belong to which phase becomes a complicated task. Here, we propose a density-based clustering approach with self-tuning capabilities and apply it to the case of the mixture of an ionic liquid with benzene. The almost linear scaling of the algorithm makes it suitable for the analysis of long Molecular Dynamics or Monte Carlo trajectories.

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Sega, M., & Hantal, G. (2017). Phase and interface determination in computer simulations of liquid mixtures with high partial miscibility. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 19(29), 18968–18974. https://doi.org/10.1039/c7cp02918g

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