Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Properties of the Water Molecule Water-Molecule Interactions Semiclassical Limit Effective Pair Potentials Lattice Theories Cell Models Molecular Dynamics Simulation Weak Electrolyte Model Conclusion
Keywords
Semiclassical physicsMolecular dynamicsWater modelMoleculeStatistical physicsLimit (mathematics)Chemical physicsLattice (music)PhysicsChemistryTheoretical physicsQuantum mechanicsQuantumMathematics
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Frank H. Stillinger
(1975).
Theory and Molecular Models for Water.
Advances in chemical physics
, 1-101.
https://doi.org/10.1002/9780470143834.ch1
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- 10.1002/9780470143834.ch1