A statistical mechanical model for the heterogeneous nucleation process has been constructed in order to give a more solid foundation to the classical model based on continuum thermodynamics. A size correction of the surface tension has been included in the present model, which leads to the evaluation of a microscopic contact angle. The heterogeneous nucleation of water on different substrates has been examined. With the introduction of the concepts of negative line tension and surface diffusion into the statistical mechanical model, a smaller value for the critical supersaturation for heterogeneous nucleation is expected, in agreement with the experimental results, as compared with the predictions of the classical theory. Moreover, our mod...
Homogeneous nucleation at high supersaturation of vapor and heterogeneous nucleation on microscopic ...
The line-tension effects on heterogeneous nucleation are considered when a spherical lens-shaped nuc...
Despite its importance in atmospheric science, much remains unknown about the microscopic mechanism ...
A statistical mechanical model for the heterogeneous nucleation process has been constructed in orde...
Summarization: A statistical mechanical model for the heterogeneous nucleation process has been cons...
Summarization: The concepts of surface diffusion and line tension in relation to the mechanism of he...
Summarization: The aim of the present work is to construct a model of heterogeneous nucleation based...
Summarization: A theoretical analysis for the description of insoluble particles activation in the a...
The heterogeneous nucleation and condensation of water vapor onto three different surfaces (newsprin...
Fletcher's spherical substrate model [J. Chem. Phys. 29, 572 (1958)] is a basic model for under...
Fletcher's spherical substrate model [J. Chem. Phys. 29, 572 (1958)] is a basic model for understand...
The surface tension of liquid clusters in the Classical Nucleation Theory (CNT) is investigated usi...
Recent measurements of both solid-solid and solid-liquid surface energies in the Al-CuAl2 system hav...
A modified cell-model is proposed to describe the process of simultaneous homogeneous and heterogene...
A mini-review of the classical theory of heterogeneous nucleation at planar walls is given, and test...
Homogeneous nucleation at high supersaturation of vapor and heterogeneous nucleation on microscopic ...
The line-tension effects on heterogeneous nucleation are considered when a spherical lens-shaped nuc...
Despite its importance in atmospheric science, much remains unknown about the microscopic mechanism ...
A statistical mechanical model for the heterogeneous nucleation process has been constructed in orde...
Summarization: A statistical mechanical model for the heterogeneous nucleation process has been cons...
Summarization: The concepts of surface diffusion and line tension in relation to the mechanism of he...
Summarization: The aim of the present work is to construct a model of heterogeneous nucleation based...
Summarization: A theoretical analysis for the description of insoluble particles activation in the a...
The heterogeneous nucleation and condensation of water vapor onto three different surfaces (newsprin...
Fletcher's spherical substrate model [J. Chem. Phys. 29, 572 (1958)] is a basic model for under...
Fletcher's spherical substrate model [J. Chem. Phys. 29, 572 (1958)] is a basic model for understand...
The surface tension of liquid clusters in the Classical Nucleation Theory (CNT) is investigated usi...
Recent measurements of both solid-solid and solid-liquid surface energies in the Al-CuAl2 system hav...
A modified cell-model is proposed to describe the process of simultaneous homogeneous and heterogene...
A mini-review of the classical theory of heterogeneous nucleation at planar walls is given, and test...
Homogeneous nucleation at high supersaturation of vapor and heterogeneous nucleation on microscopic ...
The line-tension effects on heterogeneous nucleation are considered when a spherical lens-shaped nuc...
Despite its importance in atmospheric science, much remains unknown about the microscopic mechanism ...