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Vol. 157, Nos. 3/4 |
November 2009 |
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Wetting
Wetting, Capillary Condensation and
More.......................................................................................................77W.F. Saam Wetting, Prewetting and Superfluidity.............................................................................................................101 P. Taborek To wet or not to wet: that is the question.........................................................................................................111 Silvina M. Gatica and Milton W. Cole Models of Prewetting.......................................................................................................................................137 M.S. Pettersen The Trouble with Critical Wetting...................................................................................................................149 A.O. Parry and C. Rascón Helium in nanoconfinement: interplay between geometry and wetting behavior”...........................................174 F. Ancillotto, M. Barranco, E.S. Hernández and M. Pi Adsorption within and on regularly patterned substrates.................................................................................206 L. Bruschi and G. Mistura Quantum Size Effects in the Growth, Coarsening, and Properties of Ultra-thin Metal Films and Related Nanostructures........................................................................................................................221 Mustafa M. Özer, Cai-Zhuang Wang, Zhenyu Zhang and Hanno H. Weitering Spreading
Sliding friction measurements of molecularly thin ethanol and pentanol films: How friction and spreading impact lubricity...............................................................................................252 Brendan P. Miller and Jacqueline Krim Prediction of CH4/H2 Mixture Selectivity in Zn(tbip) from Computer Simulations.......................................268 Jinchen Liu and J. Karl Johnson Coarse-Grained Interaction of a Fluid with a Physically-Patterned Solid Surface: Application to Nanodroplet Wetting...........................................................................................................277 Hongfei Wu, Ali Borhan, and Kristen A. Fichthorn, Filling
Quantum Fluids in Nanotubes: a Quantum Monte Carlo Approach..............................................................296 M. C. Gordillo and J. Boronat Fluid states of helium adsorbed in nanopores................................................................................................324 Nobuo Wada, Taku Matsushita, Mitsunori Hieda and Ryo Toda Quantum effects on hydrogen isotopes adsorption in nanopores..................................................................352 Hideki Tanaka, Daisuke Noguchi, Akiko Yuzawa, Tetsuya Kodaira, Hirofumi Kanoh, and Katsumi Kaneko Condensation of a quasi-one dimensional gas within a single wall carbon nanotube...................................374 G. Stan Condensation of fluids confined in non-rigid nanopores: with a little help from the substrate......................382 Silvina M. Gatica and Hye-Young Kim Modeling relaxation processes for fluids in porous materials using dynamic mean field theory: An application to partial wetting.................................................................................................................395 John R. Edison and Peter A. Monson Tests of pore-size distributions deduced from inversion of simulated and real adsorption............................410 Angela D. Lueking, Hye-Young Kim, Jacek Jagiello, Kevin Bancroft, J. Karl Johnson and Milton W. Cole |
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