Theory and computer simulation of bent-core molecules
作者： Philip J. Camp , Michael P. Allen , Andrew J. Masters
DOI: 10.1063/1.480324
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摘要: … We therefore suggest that a transition from the isotropic fluid to an orientationally ordered phase is unlikely to be observed in the simulations due to the interlocking of pairs of dimers, …
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