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most citedA perturbation theory for water with an associating reference fluid

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cond-mat.soft20212 cited

A simple second order thermodynamic perturbation theory for associating fluids

B. D. Marshall

An approximation within Wertheim's second order perturbation theory is proposed which allows for the development of a general solution for pure component fluids with an arbitrary n…

cond-mat.soft2019

A doubly associated reference perturbation theory for water

Bennett D. Marshall

In this work we develop a new classical perturbation theory for water which incorporates the transition to tetrahedral symmetry in both the dispersion and hydrogen bonding contribu…

cond-mat.soft2018

A molecular equation of state for alcohols which includes steric hindrance in hydrogen bonding

Bennett D. Marshall

In this paper we develop the first equation of state for alcohol containing mixtures which includes the effect of steric hindrance between the two electron lone pair hydrogen bond…

cond-mat.soft2018

A general mixture equation of state for double bonding carboxylic acids with >= 2 association sites

Bennett D. Marshall

In this paper we obtain the first general multi-component solution to thermodynamic perturbation theory for the case that molecules can participate in cyclic double bonds. In contr…

cond-mat.soft20173 cited

A theory for the effect of patch / non-patch attractions on the self-assembly of patchy colloids

Bennett D. Marshall

In this paper, we develop a thermodynamic perturbation theory to describe the self-assembly of patchy colloids which exhibit both patch-patch attractions as well as patch / non-pat…

cond-mat.soft201716 cited

A perturbation theory for water with an associating reference fluid

Bennett D. Marshall

The theoretical description of the thermodynamics of water is challenged by the structural transition towards tetrahedral symmetry at ambient conditions. As perturbation theories t…