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Articles

Effect of surface-screening parameter of the Yukawa potential model on vapour–liquid phase coexistence and critical-point properties of confined Yukawa fluid

Pages 413-419 | Received 11 Apr 2015, Accepted 31 May 2015, Published online: 29 Jul 2015
 

Abstract

We report the effect of surface-screening parameter of Yukawa potential model on vapour–liquid phase coexistence and critical-point properties of slit–pore-confined Yukawa fluid, using grand canonical transition-matrix Monte Carlo along with the histogram reweighting method. The effect of surface-screening parameter on the vapour–phase coexistence density is insignificant for the studied system. On the other hand, significant effect of surface-screening parameter is observed on liquid phase coexistence density. With increasing surface-screening parameter, liquid phase coexistence density decreases. Critical-point properties have shown monotonic decreasing trends with increase in surface-screening parameter. Moreover, the effect of change of surface-screening parameter is least on critical temperature changes as compared to critical density and critical pressure changes for the studied Yukawa system in this work.

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Funding

This work is supported by the University Grants Commission, New Delhi [grant number F.20–42(12)/2013 (BSR)].

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