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A Molecular Dynamics Study Of Temperature Dependent Wetting In Alkane-Water Systems, Pauf Neupane
A Molecular Dynamics Study Of Temperature Dependent Wetting In Alkane-Water Systems, Pauf Neupane
Doctoral Dissertations
“The wetting behavior of aqueous organic systems is of great importance in several environmental and industrial processes such as the formation and growth of atmospheric aerosols, crude oil recovery from an oil field, onsite cleaning of natural gas, and clean-up of oil spills. In this work, we employed molecular dynamics (MD) simulations to explore the temperature dependent wetting behavior of octane and nonane on water in planar interfaces as well as in nanodroplets using PYS alkane and SPC/E and TIP4P/2005 water models.
For planar interfaces, we found unusual wetting behavior of octane and nonane on SPC/E water, but generally not …
Modification Of The Optical Response Of Alpha Quartz Via The Deposition Of Gold Nanoparticles In Etched Ion Tracks, Maria C. Garcia Toro
Modification Of The Optical Response Of Alpha Quartz Via The Deposition Of Gold Nanoparticles In Etched Ion Tracks, Maria C. Garcia Toro
Doctoral Dissertations
”This study addresses the experimental methods used to develop and characterize plasmonic devices capable of modifying the optical response of alpha quartz via the deposition of gold nanoparticles in etched ion tracks. In the first part of the research, the microstructural characterization of latent and etched ion tracks produced in alpha quartz (α-SiO2) is presented. Single crystals of α-SiO2 were irradiated with two highly energetic ions to different nominal fluences. As expected, the morphology of the resulting ion tracks depends on the energy of the incident ion and their stopping powers within the target material. Subsequent chemical …
Fully Differential Study Of Higher-Order Contributions To The Few-Body Dynamics Of Simple Atomic Systems, Madhav Dhital
Fully Differential Study Of Higher-Order Contributions To The Few-Body Dynamics Of Simple Atomic Systems, Madhav Dhital
Doctoral Dissertations
”Advancing our understanding of the few-body dynamics in simple atomic systems is one of the most important goals of atomic scattering research. In perturbation theory, this goal entails accurately describing the relative contributions from first versus higher-order mechanisms. One higher-order mechanism that is particularly important for target ionization by a charged-particle impact is known as post-collision interaction (PCI). There, the projectile and the ejected electron interact with each other at least twice. In the first interaction, the projectile transfers sufficient energy for the electron to be lifted to the continuum. The second interaction occurs in the outgoing part of the …