Comparing simulated and experimental translation and rotation constants: range of validity for viscosity scaling.

Comparing simulated and experimental translation and rotation constants: range of validity for viscosity scaling.
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比较模拟和平移和旋转常数与实验:粘度缩放的有效性范围。

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10.1021/jp105549s
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2010
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The journal of physical chemistry. B
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Pastor,RichardW
Pastor,RichardW
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作者:
Venable,RichardM;Hatcher,Elizabeth;Guvench,Olgun;MackerellJr,AlexanderD;Pastor,RichardW

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