Self-assembly and phase behavior of mixed patchy colloids with any bonding site geometry: theory and simulation

Yiwei Zhu; Artee Bansal; Shun Xi; Jinxin Lu; Walter G. Chapman

doi:10.1039/d0sm00248h

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Self-assembly and phase behavior of mixed patchy colloids with any bonding site geometry: theory and simulation

Yiwei Zhu Artee Bansal Shun Xi Jinxin Lu Walter G. Chapman

Year: 2020 Journal: Soft Matter Vol: 16 (15)Pages: 3806-3820 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/d0sm00248h

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Novel theory incorporating multibody correlations accurately predicts aggregation and phase behavior in mixed Janus, Saturn ring, and Ternary patchy colloids.

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Geometry Phase (matter) Colloid Materials science Nanotechnology Chemical physics Physics Engineering Mathematics Chemical engineering

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