Wetting Behavior of Water near Nonpolar Surfaces
作者： Vaibhaw Kumar , Jeffrey R. Errington
DOI: 10.1021/JP4084647
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摘要: … water are commonplace in our daily experiences, in biological assemblies, and within industrial processes. We regularly find water interacting with solid surfaces, including water …
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