2023
DOI: 10.1021/acs.jctc.3c01120
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Quantifying the Relevance of Long-Range Forces for Crystal Nucleation in Water

Renjie Zhao,
Ziyue Zou,
John D. Weeks
et al.
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“…It describes nucleation as a competition between the free energy cost for forming a surface (scaling as r 2 ) and the free energy benefit from a new crystalline phase (scaling as r 3 ) . CNT is an oversimplified model and completely overlooks the “two-step” mechanism in addition to other assumptions, often leading to significant errors in the nucleation rate even for simple systems. , As a result, it is not surprising that CNT is not able to describe the nucleation of other molecules with more complicated interactions or shapes, such as urea and glycine. , …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It describes nucleation as a competition between the free energy cost for forming a surface (scaling as r 2 ) and the free energy benefit from a new crystalline phase (scaling as r 3 ) . CNT is an oversimplified model and completely overlooks the “two-step” mechanism in addition to other assumptions, often leading to significant errors in the nucleation rate even for simple systems. , As a result, it is not surprising that CNT is not able to describe the nucleation of other molecules with more complicated interactions or shapes, such as urea and glycine. , …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%