Electron solvation in aqueous reverse micelles: Equilibrium properties
A microscopic study of electron solvation in reverse micelles was performed. The micellar model of Feeder and Ladanyi was adopted. The electron was treated by using discretized path integral techniques. It was shown that the solvated electron should exist in an equilibrium population of these states...
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todo:paper_00219606_v117_n16_p7712_Laria2023-10-03T14:24:02Z Electron solvation in aqueous reverse micelles: Equilibrium properties Laria, D. Kapral, R. Electron solvation Electronic charge distribution Feynman path integral methods Computer simulation Electronic structure Free energy Ions Molecular dynamics Phase equilibria Quantum theory Solvents Surface active agents Micelles A microscopic study of electron solvation in reverse micelles was performed. The micellar model of Feeder and Ladanyi was adopted. The electron was treated by using discretized path integral techniques. It was shown that the solvated electron should exist in an equilibrium population of these states determined by the free energy profile. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00219606_v117_n16_p7712_Laria |
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Electron solvation Electronic charge distribution Feynman path integral methods Computer simulation Electronic structure Free energy Ions Molecular dynamics Phase equilibria Quantum theory Solvents Surface active agents Micelles |
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Electron solvation Electronic charge distribution Feynman path integral methods Computer simulation Electronic structure Free energy Ions Molecular dynamics Phase equilibria Quantum theory Solvents Surface active agents Micelles Laria, D. Kapral, R. Electron solvation in aqueous reverse micelles: Equilibrium properties |
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Electron solvation Electronic charge distribution Feynman path integral methods Computer simulation Electronic structure Free energy Ions Molecular dynamics Phase equilibria Quantum theory Solvents Surface active agents Micelles |
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A microscopic study of electron solvation in reverse micelles was performed. The micellar model of Feeder and Ladanyi was adopted. The electron was treated by using discretized path integral techniques. It was shown that the solvated electron should exist in an equilibrium population of these states determined by the free energy profile. |
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Laria, D. Kapral, R. |
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Laria, D. Kapral, R. |
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Laria, D. |
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Electron solvation in aqueous reverse micelles: Equilibrium properties |
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Electron solvation in aqueous reverse micelles: Equilibrium properties |
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Electron solvation in aqueous reverse micelles: Equilibrium properties |
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Electron solvation in aqueous reverse micelles: Equilibrium properties |
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Electron solvation in aqueous reverse micelles: Equilibrium properties |
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electron solvation in aqueous reverse micelles: equilibrium properties |
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