What Happened to the Gas-Liquid Transition in the System of Dipolar Hard Spheres?

Yan Levin

doi:10.1103/physrevlett.83.1159

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What Happened to the Gas-Liquid Transition in the System of Dipolar Hard Spheres?

Yan Levin

Year: 1999 Journal: Physical Review Letters Vol: 83 (6)Pages: 1159-1162 Publisher: American Physical Society

DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.83.1159

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Abstract

We explore the equilibrium properties of a system composed of dipolar hard\nspheres. A new theory based on the ideas derived from the work of Debye and\nH\\"uckel, Bjerrum, and Onsager is proposed to explain the absence of the\nanticipated critical point in this system.\n

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Hard spheres Dipole SPHERES Work (physics) Critical point (mathematics) Condensed matter physics Physics Liquid gas Debye Statistical physics Thermodynamics Materials science Theoretical physics Classical mechanics Mathematics Quantum mechanics Mathematical analysis

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