Dynamics and nano-rheology of interfacial water: general discussion.
Dynamics and nano-rheology of interfacial water: general discussion.
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界面水动力学和纳米流变学:一般讨论。
DOI:
10.1039/d3fd90064a
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发表时间:
2024
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3.4
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Advincula XR
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Advincula XR
Anna T. Bui opened a discussion of the paper by Nikita Kavokine: Thank you for the interesting paper. Regarding transport properties under con nement, when we talk about con nement down to the Angstrom scale as you considered in your paper (https://doi. org/10.1039/d3fd00115f), to what extent is it meaningful to talk about properties like friction or thermal conductance as a macroscopic property for the whole uid? In cases down to 7 Å con nement, where there are only a few layers of water, should we be thinking more about the friction or thermal conductance associated with each layer of water molecules instead?Nikita Kavokine answered: This is a very legitimate question. Some of the descriptors of uid transport that are commonly used at the mesoscopic scale indeed lose their meaning in extreme nanocon nement. For example, the slip length is not a very meaningful quantity when there are only a few layers of water. However, the friction coefficient and thermal conductance can still be de ned in arbitrarily strong con nement. One should only be careful if two interfaces are very close to each other, as it is impossible to separate the contributions made by each of them to the friction coefficient, and one should consider instead the total friction from both interfaces.