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Дифференциальная проницаемость ультратонкого пористого слоя монодисперсных наночастиц

Дифференциальная проницаемость ультратонкого пористого слоя монодисперсных наночастиц

Abstract

In this paper, mathematical simulation of the motion of helium, methane, oxygen, and nitrogen molecules through an ultra-thin layer of a porous material composed by spherical nanoparti-cles of a similar size. The potential of the nanoparticle molecule interaction is taken in the form proposed by V.Y. Rudyak and S.L. Krasnolutsky. The permeability layer with a size of about 10 -7 m was studied by the method of classical molecular dynamics.

Выполнено математическое моделирование движения молекул гелия, метана, кислорода и азота через ультратонкий слой пористого материала, составленного сферическими наночастицами одинакового размера. Потенциал взаимодействия наночастица молекула взят в форме, предложенной В.Я. Рудяком, С.Л. Краснолуцким. Методом классической молекулярной динамики изучена проницаемость слоя, имеющего размер порядка 10 -7 м.

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ПОЛЕ ПОТЕНЦИАЛЬНЫХ СИЛ, НАНОЧАСТИЦЫ, ДВИЖЕНИЕ МОЛЕКУЛ, ЧИСЛЕННЫЕ МЕТОДЫ, ПРОНИЦАЕМОСТЬ СЛОЯ

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