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Nano-Confinement Effects on Liquid Pressure

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arxiv 2012.02265 v2 pith:ECMY3MZO submitted 2020-11-27 cond-mat.soft physics.flu-dyn

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In this work, molecular dynamics simulations are performed to estimate the equilibrium pressure of liquid confined in nanopores. The simulations show that the pressure is highly sensitive to the pore size and can significantly change from absolute positive to negative values for a very small (0.1 nm) change in pore size. The contribution from the solid-liquid interaction always dominates the pressure in the first liquid layer adjacent to the surface and the sensitiveness of pressure on the pore size is due to the atom distribution in the liquid layers. A surface influence number S is introduced to quantitatively characterize the degree of the confinement. The S number decreases with increasing pore size based on a power law function at constant system temperature. In nanopores with large S number, the pore liquid pressure is found to be independent of bulk liquid pressure while the pore pressure increases with bulk pressure in nanopores with small S number.

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