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The Journal of Physical Chemistry. C, Nanomaterials and Interfaces|March 1, 2021
Computational Investigation of Correlations in Adsorbate Entropy for Pure-Silica Zeolite AdsorbentsChristopher Rzepa, Daniel W Siderius, Harold W Hatch, et al.Langmuir : the ACS Journal of Surfaces and Colloids|November 11, 2017
Position-Dependent Dynamics Explain Pore-Averaged Diffusion in Strongly Attractive Adsorptive SystemsWilliam P Krekelberg, Daniel W Siderius, Vincent K Shen, et al.The Journal of Physical Chemistry. C, Nanomaterials and Interfaces|November 25, 2017
Connection Between Thermodynamics and Dynamics of Simple Fluids in Pores: Impact of Fluid-Fluid Interaction Range and Fluid-Solid Interaction StrengthWilliam P Krekelberg, Daniel W Siderius, Vincent K Shen, et al.Langmuir : the ACS Journal of Surfaces and Colloids|October 29, 2013
Connection between thermodynamics and dynamics of simple fluids in highly attractive poresWilliam P Krekelberg, Daniel W Siderius, Vincent K Shen, et al.The Journal of Chemical Physics|November 23, 2015
Relation between pore size and the compressibility of a confined fluidGennady Y Gor, Daniel W Siderius, Christopher J Rasmussen, et al.The Journal of Physical Chemistry. B|March 21, 2025
Development of SAFT-Based Coarse-Grained Models of Carbon Dioxide and NitrogenAlexandros Chremos, William P Krekelberg, Harold W Hatch, et al.JACS Au|December 30, 2024
Elucidating Thermodynamically Driven Structure-Property Relations for Zeolite Adsorption Using Neural NetworksChristopher Rzepa, Devin Dabagian, Daniel W Siderius, et al.Fluid Phase Equilibria|April 16, 2019
The Ninth Industrial Fluid Properties Simulation ChallengeJonathan D Moore, Raymond D Mountain, Richard B Ross, et al.The Journal of Physical Chemistry. B|May 1, 2009
On the line tension of curved boundary layers. I. boundary thermodynamicsDaniel W Siderius, David S CortiPhysical Review. E, Statistical, Nonlinear, and Soft Matter Physics|May 21, 2005
Extension of scaled particle theory to inhomogeneous hard particle fluids. I. Cavity growth at a hard wallDaniel W Siderius, David S CortiPageof 10