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NPT Test Particle Method

The NPT + test particle method [8, 9] aims to determine phase coexistence points based on calculations of the chemical potentials for a number of state points. A phase coexistence point is determined at the intersection of the vapor and liquid branches of the chemical potential versus pressure diagram. The Widom test particle method [7] of the previous paragraph or any other suitable method [10] can be used to obtain the chemical potentials. Corrections to the chemical potential of the liquid and vapor phases can be made, using standard thermodynamic relationships, for deviations [Pg.355]

In contrast to the Gibbs ensemble discussed later in this chapter, a number of simulations are required per coexistence point, but the number can be quite small, especially for vapor-liquid equilibrium calculations away from the critical point. For example, for a one-component system near the triple point, the density of the dense liquid can be obtained from a single NPT simulation at zero pressure. The chemical potential of the liquid, in turn, determines the density of the (near-ideal) vapor phase so that only one simulation is required. The method has been extended to mixtures [12, 13]. Significantly lower statistical uncertainties were obtained in [13] compared to earlier Gibbs ensemble calculations of the same Lennard-Jones binary mixtures, but the NPT + test particle method calculations were based on longer simulations. [Pg.356]


III. THE NPT+ TEST PARTICLE METHOD, GIBBS-DUHEM INTEGRATION AND PSEUDO-ENSEMBLES... [Pg.319]

The NPT + test particle method [33,34] is based on calculations of the ehemieal potentials for a number of state points. A phase coexistence point... [Pg.319]

Interesting connections between many of the methods discussed in the present chapter have been pointed out by Escobedo [54,55]. In particular, Escobedo suggests that Gibbs-Duhem integration, pseudo-ensembles, and the NPT + test particle method can be considered as low-order approximations of a histogram reweighting approach. [Pg.339]

Moller, D. Fischer, J., Vapour liquid equilibrium of a pure fluid from test particle method in combination with npt molecular dynamics simulations, Mol. Phys. 1990, 69, 463 173... [Pg.382]

Fotfi, A. Vrabec, J. Fischer, J., Vapour liquid equilibria of the Lennard-Jones fluid from the NPT plus test particle method, Mol. Phys. 1992, 76, 1319-1333... [Pg.382]

Boda, D. Fiszi, J. Szalai, I., An extension of the NPT plus test particle method for the determination of the vapour-liquid equilibria of pure fluids, Chem. Phys. Lett. 1995, 235, 140-145... [Pg.382]

Vrabec J, Hasse H (1995) Vapour liquid equilibria of mixtures from the NpT plus test particle method. Mol Phys 85 781-792... [Pg.246]


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