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Non-equilibrium molecular dynamics study of the rheological properties of diatomic liquids

Non-equilibrium molecular dynamics study of the rheological properties of diatomic liquids We use non-equilibrium molecular dynamics to calculate the shear and vortex viscosity coefficients and the shear induced birefringence coefficient of a model diatomic liquid, liquid chlorine. We also calculate the complex frequency dependent vortex viscosity. Phenomenological equations are presented which describe the linear, zero frequency hydrodynamics of such fluids. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Molecular Physics:An International Journal at the Interface Between Chemistry and Physics Taylor & Francis

Non-equilibrium molecular dynamics study of the rheological properties of diatomic liquids

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Non-equilibrium molecular dynamics study of the rheological properties of diatomic liquids

Evans, Denis J.
Molecular Physics:An International Journal at the Interface Between Chemistry and Physics , Volume 42 (6): 11 – Apr 20, 1981

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We use non-equilibrium molecular dynamics to calculate the shear and vortex viscosity coefficients and the shear induced birefringence coefficient of a model diatomic liquid, liquid chlorine. We also calculate the complex frequency dependent vortex viscosity. Phenomenological equations are presented which describe the linear, zero frequency hydrodynamics of such fluids.

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Taylor & Francis
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Abstract

We use non-equilibrium molecular dynamics to calculate the shear and vortex viscosity coefficients and the shear induced birefringence coefficient of a model diatomic liquid, liquid chlorine. We also calculate the complex frequency dependent vortex viscosity. Phenomenological equations are presented which describe the linear, zero frequency hydrodynamics of such fluids.

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Molecular Physics:An International Journal at the Interface Between Chemistry and Physics – Taylor & Francis

Published: Apr 20, 1981

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