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Atomistic engineering of fluid Structure at the fluid-solid interface

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Figure  1-1:  Visualization  of equilibrium Lennard-Jones  fluid  structure within  a CNT  (R  =24  A)  obtained  from MD  simulation
Figure  1-2:  Representative  radial  density  function  for  fluid  confined  within  a CNT  at 300  K,  including  a sharp  density peak at  a distance  of approximately  3
Figure  2-1:  Schematic  illustrating  the  definition  of  the  degree  of  layering  X, which is  calculated  as  the  ratio  of the magnitude  of  the first  peak on the  fluid density profile  (shown in green) to the magnitude of the first minimum betw
Figure  2-2:  Relation  between  degree  of  layering  and  Wall  number,  obtained from 33  MD simulations  of  J  fluid confined  within  a graphene  nano-slit with 0.4  s Pave  !  1.2  and 0.6<s  T  s 20.
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