Interfacial Phenomena

Session 291 - Nano-Scale Modeling of Interfacial Systems
We seek papers describing molecular, mesoscopic, continuum, and multi-scale modeling of interfacial phenomena, with a special emphasis on systems exhibiting unique and technologically useful behavior owing to their nanometer length scale. Topics may include – but are not limited to – colloidal dispersions, adsorption in nanopores, protein/polymer/colloid adsorption, interfacial self-assembly, and nanofluidics. Contributions focusing on thermodynamic, dynamic, and/or steady-state aspects are encouraged.
Chair:Paul R. Van Tassel
CoChair:Sotira Yiacoumi
 Brownian Dynamics Simulations of Polyelectrolyte Adsorption Onto Charged Patterned Surfaces
Nazish Hoda, Satish Kumar
 Microscopic Properties of the Electric Double Layer at Metal Oxide Surfaces and the Effect of Hydrogen Bonding
Lukas Vlcek, Peter T. Cummings
 A Molecular Dynamics Study of Superspreading
Jonathan D. Halverson, Joel Koplik, Alexander Couzis, Charles Maldarelli
 Quantitative Measurements of Colloid-Surface Interactions from Microscopic Imaging and Inverse Density Functional Theory
Mingqing Lu, Richard Beckham, Michael A. Bevan, David M. Ford
 Molecular Modeling of Transport across Surfactant Covered Oil Water Interface: Effects of Solute and Surfactant Properties on Transport Mechanisms
Ashish Gupta, Anuj Chauhan, Dmitry I. Kopelevich
 Molecular Approach for the Design of Hydrofluoroalkane-Philes for Pressurized Metered-Dose Inhaler Formulations
Robson S. Peguin, Sandro R. P. Da Rocha
 Monte Carlo Simulation of Chemical Reaction Equilibria at Modified Vapor-Liquid Interfaces
Heath Turner

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