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cond-mat.soft2020★ 9 cited
Coarse-grained Models of Aqueous Solutions of Polyelectrolytes: Significance of Explicit Charges
Pauline Bacle, Marie Jardat, Virginie Marry +3
The structure of polyelectrolytes is highly sensitive to small changes in the interactions between its monomers. In particular, interactions mediated by counterions play a signific…
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Can we describe charged nanoparticles with electrolyte theories? Insight from mesoscopic simulation techniques
Vincent Dahirel, Olivier Bernard, Marie Jardat
Electrolyte theories enable to describe the structural and dynamical properties of simple electrolytes in solution, such as sodium chloride in water. Using these theories for aqueo…