Modeling the viscoelastic relaxation dynamics of soft particles <i>via</i> molecular dynamics simulation-informed multi-dimensional transition-state theory

Lin, Shangchao; Zhao, Lingling; Liu, Shuai; Wang, Yan; Fu, Guangyu

doi:10.1039/d2sm00848c

Soft Matter

2023

DOI: 10.1039/d2sm00848c

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Modeling the viscoelastic relaxation dynamics of soft particles via molecular dynamics simulation-informed multi-dimensional transition-state theory

Shangchao Lin

Lingling Zhao

Shuai Liu

et al.

Abstract: Viscoelastic soft colloidal particles have been widely explored in mechanical, chemical, pharmaceutical and other engineering applications due to their unique combination of viscosity and elasticity. The characteristic viscoelastic relaxation time...

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Influence of Density and Pressure on Glass Formation in the Kob–Andersen Model

Yuan,

Xu,

Douglas

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J. Phys. Chem. B

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We systematically study glass formation in the well-known Kob–Andersen model over a wide range of densities and pressures as a basis for judging the “universality” of glass formation through a comparison to a recent systematic study of model polymeric glass-forming liquids. Our purpose is to establish general characteristics of glass formation, to identify new relations, and to discern which properties of glass-forming liquids are material-specific and which are “universal.” To this end, we analyze a number of characteristic properties of glass formation, such as the structural relaxation time, self-diffusion coefficient, viscosity, characteristic temperatures, and fragility. We also consider a suite of properties presumably related to dynamic heterogeneity in an attempt to better understand its relation to structural relaxation. We demonstrate that the glassy dynamics in the Kob–Andersen model exhibit many of the essential trends observed in polymeric glass-forming liquids, pointing to a remarkable “universality” of many aspects of glass formation.

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Influence of Density and Pressure on Glass Formation in the Kob–Andersen Model

Yuan,

Xu,

Douglas

et al. 2024

J. Phys. Chem. B

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Modeling the viscoelastic relaxation dynamics of soft particles via molecular dynamics simulation-informed multi-dimensional transition-state theory

Abstract: Viscoelastic soft colloidal particles have been widely explored in mechanical, chemical, pharmaceutical and other engineering applications due to their unique combination of viscosity and elasticity. The characteristic viscoelastic relaxation time...

Cited by 1 publication

References 64 publications

Influence of Density and Pressure on Glass Formation in the Kob–Andersen Model

Influence of Density and Pressure on Glass Formation in the Kob–Andersen Model

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