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Properties of aqueous electrolyte solutions at carbon electrodes: effects of concentration and surface charge on solution structure, ion clustering and thermodynamics in the electric double layer
Aaron R. Finney, Matteo Salvalaglio
Surfaces are able to control physical-chemical processes in multi-component solution systems and, as such, find application in a wide range of technological devices. Understanding…
Constant Chemical Potential-Quantum Mechanical-Molecular Dynamics simulations of the Graphene-electrolyte double layer
Nicodemo Di Pasquale, Aaron R. Finney, Joshua Elliott +2
We present the coupling of two frameworks -- the pseudo-open boundary simulation method known as constant potential Molecular Dynamics simulations (CMD), combined with QMMD calc…
A Variational Approach to Assess Reaction Coordinates for Two-Step Crystallisation
Aaron R. Finney, Matteo Salvalaglio
Molecule- and particle-based simulations provide the tools to test, in microscopic detail, the validity of classical nucleation theory. In this endeavour, determining nucleation me…
Multiple Pathways in NaCl Homogeneous Crystal Nucleation
Aaron R. Finney, Matteo Salvalaglio
NaCl crystal nucleation from metastable solutions has long been considered to occur according to a single-step mechanism. Recent experimental observations suggest that NaCl crystal…
Bridging the gap between mesoscopic and molecular models of solid/liquid interfaces out-of-equilibrium
Aaron R Finney, Matteo Salvalaglio
Solid/liquid interfaces control various processes of technological relevance in the process industry and many fundamental physicochemical phenomena. This work examines the link bet…
Electrochemistry, Ion Adsorption and Dynamics in the Double Layer: A Study of NaCl(aq) on Graphite
Aaron R. Finney, Ian J. McPherson, Patrick R. Unwin +1
Graphite is a ubiquitous electrode material with particular promise for use in e.g., energy storage and desalination devices, but very little is known about the properties of the g…