A DMPA Langmuir Monolayer Study:  From Gas to Solid Phase. An Atomistic Description by Molecular Dynamics Simulation

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AbstractMolecular dynamics calculations were carried out for a Langmuir monolayer at high density. A model was employed in which the motions of both the amphiphiles and the water are allowed, enabling investigation of the details of the water-monolayer interaction and the structure of the interface. Results are presented for the density profiles of the water and the amphiphiles and for the distribution of gauche defects.



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The solid phase thermal decomposition and nanocrystal effect are extremely important to understand the ignition, combustion, reaction growth and buildup to detonation under shock wave action.



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