2019
DOI: 10.1039/c9cp01169b
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COSMOplex: self-consistent simulation of self-organizing inhomogeneous systems based on COSMO-RS

Abstract: A novel combination of quantum chemistry, statistical thermodynamics and state sampling yields an efficient predictive method for the simulation of complex, self-organizing liquid systems.

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“…This is not relevant in classic COSMO-RS bulk phase calculations; therefore a large portion of tilted conformers is typically dropped by the COSMO conf conformer generation algorithm applied, unless they had an effect on the chemical potential. However, tilted conformers might contribute significantly to the properties of inhomogenous systems The dodecylphosphonium derivatives have a similar extension as the membrane itself, potentially hitting the limitation of the infinite-dilution limit of the classic COSMO mic approach.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…This is not relevant in classic COSMO-RS bulk phase calculations; therefore a large portion of tilted conformers is typically dropped by the COSMO conf conformer generation algorithm applied, unless they had an effect on the chemical potential. However, tilted conformers might contribute significantly to the properties of inhomogenous systems The dodecylphosphonium derivatives have a similar extension as the membrane itself, potentially hitting the limitation of the infinite-dilution limit of the classic COSMO mic approach.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is not relevant in classic COSMO-RS bulk phase calculations; therefore a large portion of tilted conformers is typically dropped by the COSMO conf conformer generation algorithm applied, unless they had an effect on the chemical potential. However, tilted conformers might contribute significantly to the properties of inhomogenous systems …”
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“…The distribution of the different compounds that make up a biomembrane can be obtained using classic molecular dynamics simulations or using another extension of the COSMO-RS model, called COSMOplex. This extension generates divided liquid layers of variable composition as a representation of a biomembrane from information about its structure [ 61 ]. This makes it possible to generate a skin model with which COSMOperm works to calculate the resistance of the membranes, the permeability of individual compounds as well as their position in them, and the permeation pathway [ 46 ].…”
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confidence: 99%