Titlebook: Amorphous Solids and the Liquid State; Norman H. March,Robert A. Street,Mario P. Tosi Book 1985 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1

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Structure and Dynamics of Charged Fluids made with concepts as well as simple models borrowed from that field. We shall in fact be essentially concerned with ionic liquids and solutions, but some reference will be made to more “exotic” systems like macromolecular ionic systems and two-dimensional Coulomb fluids.

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Diffraction Studies of Liquidson vector of the .th atom or ion in the liquid, . is the total number of atoms, and Φ is the so-called pair potential. We also assume that Φ is spherically symmetric, i.e., it is a function of .. For a simple mixture composed of, say, . and . atoms, the interactions are characterized by three pair p

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Liquid Surfaces and Solid-Liquid Interfacesconsiderations, while the use of thermodynamics combined with the notion of a continuous density profile at the interface between a liquid and its vapor is mainly due to van der Waals. The formal statistical mechanics of inhomogeneous fluids is now well developed and is finding a number of applicati

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Solvation Forces and the Electric Double Layer problem of particular importance for understanding the stability of colloids, especially sols. Sols comprise solid particles dispersed through a liquid medium. Although the particles are large compared with the liquid molecules, they are still microscopic and their surfaces play an important part i

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Self-Motion in Liquidsmetals within the adiabatic approximation. We shall be mainly concerned with the self-motion of a tagged particle immersed in a fluid, but the general methods presented can on the whole be applied when studying the dynamics of the fluid itself.

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