Modelling critical Casimir force induced self-assembly experiments on patchy colloidal dumbbells

Arthur C. Newton; Truc Nguyen; Sandra J. Veen; Daniela J. Kraft; Peter Schall; Peter G. Bolhuis

doi:10.1039/c7sm00668c

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Modelling critical Casimir force induced self-assembly experiments on patchy colloidal dumbbells

Arthur C. Newton Truc Nguyen Sandra J. Veen Daniela J. Kraft Peter Schall Peter G. Bolhuis

Year: 2017 Journal: Soft Matter Vol: 13 (28)Pages: 4903-4915 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/c7sm00668c

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Anisotropic colloidal dumbbell particles suspended in a binary liquid mixture interact via critical Casimir forces, which can be modeled with effective potentials by viewing the particle as a rigid construct composed of spheres.

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Casimir effect Dumbbell Colloidal particle Colloid SPHERES Anisotropy Particle (ecology) Binary number Chemical physics Materials science Physics Hard spheres Classical mechanics Chemistry Thermodynamics Optics Geology

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