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321 The surface charge density effect on the electro-osmotic flow in a nanochannel: a molecular dynamics study Article
322 Molecular dynamics study of an electro-kinetic fluid transport in a charged nanochannel based on the role of the stern layer Article
323 Effects of structural properties of the Stern layer on the electrophoretic migration of a highly charged spherical macroion Article
324 Water liquid-vapor interface subjected to various electric fields: A molecular dynamics study Article
325 Surface charge-dependent hydrodynamic properties of an electroosmotic slip flow Article
326 Viscous interfacial layer formation causes electroosmotic mobility reversal in monovalent electrolytes Article
327 Interfacial, electroviscous, and nonlinear dielectric effects on electrokinetics at highly charged surfaces Article
328 Water evaporation from solute-containing aerosol droplets: Effects of internal concentration and diffusivity profiles and onset of crust formation Article
329 Airborne virus transmission via respiratory droplets: Effects of droplet evaporation and sedimentation Article
330 Construction of a Polarizable Force Field for Molecular Dynamics Simulation of a NaOTF Water-In-Salt Electrolyte Article
331 Molecular Modeling of Water-in-Salt Electrolytes: A Comprehensive Analysis of Polarization Effects and Force Field Parameters in Molecular Dynamics Simulations Article
332 Multiscale modeling of aqueous electric double layers Article
333 Sodium Triflate Water-in-Salt Electrolytes in Advanced Battery Applications: A First-Principles-Based Molecular Dynamics Study Article
334 Dr. Majid Rezaei اطلاعات پایه (صفحه اصلی)
335 امین موسائی اطلاعات پایه (صفحه اصلی)
336 Amin Moosaie اطلاعات پایه (صفحه اصلی)
337 Degradation of a water-in-salt electrolyte at graphite and Na metal electrodes from first principles Article
338 Failure Analysis of AM Parts Basic page
339 Drought stress tolerance in vetch plants (Vicia sp.): agronomic evidence and physiological signatures Article
340 Elevated atmospheric CO2 concentration mitigates salt damages to safflower: Evidence from physiological and biochemical examinations Article