A New Set of Combining Rules for Mie (λ, 6) Potential
Nguyen Van Phuoc1, Thanh Doanh Le2, Van Hoa Nguyen3,4
1Faculty of Applied Sciences, Ton Duc Thang University, Ho Chi Minh City 70000, Vietnam.
New combining rules for Mie (λ, 6) potentials improve predictions of fluid properties in mixtures. These rules enhance accuracy for asymmetric systems, overcoming limitations of existing methods in molecular simulations.
Area of Science:
- Computational chemistry
- Physical chemistry
- Materials science
Background:
- Mie (λ, 6) potentials are crucial for simulating fluid properties.
- Current combining rules for unlike interactions in Mie potentials are limited.
- This limits the application of Mie (λ, 6) force fields in complex mixtures.
Purpose of the Study:
- Develop and validate new combining rules for the Mie (λ, 6) potential.
- Improve the prediction of thermophysical properties for fluid mixtures.
- Enhance the applicability of Mie (λ, 6) force fields.
Main Methods:
- Proposed new combining rules using a distortion model and geometric mean approximation.
- Evaluated rules for noble gas pairs using Lennard-Jones potential (a Mie case).
- Assessed Henry's law constants, phase diagrams, and excess molar volumes using molecular simulations (NVT-GEMC, NPT-GEMC, NPT-MC).
Main Results:
- New rules showed better agreement with experimental data for noble gas pairs than traditional rules.
- For asymmetric mixtures, new rules significantly improved accuracy for thermodynamic properties.
- Common rules performed poorly for asymmetric systems, showing larger deviations.
Conclusions:
- The proposed combining rules offer improved robustness and accuracy for Mie (λ, 6) force fields.
- These rules enable broader application to complex fluid mixtures.
- This work addresses a key limitation in simulating mixture properties.
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