Angle-dependent integral equation theory improves results of thermodynamics and structure of rose water model
Peter Ogrin,
Tomaz Urbic
Abstract:Orientation-dependent integral equation theory (ODIET) was applied to the rose water model. Structural and thermodynamic properties of water modeled with the rose model were calculated using ODIET and compared to results from orientation-averaged integral equation theory (IET) and Monte Carlo simulations. Rose water model is a simple two-dimensional water model where molecules of water are represented as Lennard–Jones disks with explicit hydrogen bonding potential in form of rose functions. Orientational depen… Show more
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