The rigorous statistical thermodynamics of interacting linear adsorbates (k-mers) on a discrete onedimensional space is presented in the lattice gas approximation. The coverage and temperature dependence of the Helmholtz free energy, chemical potential, entropy, and specific heat are given. The chemical diffusion coefficient of the adlayer is calculated through collective relaxation of density fluctuations. Transport properties are discussed and related to features of the configurational entropy. The correspondence of the present model to adsorption in one-dimensional nanopores is addressed.k-mers) on a discrete onedimensional space is presented in the lattice gas approximation. The coverage and temperature dependence of the Helmholtz free ...
Statistical mechanical analytical theories are developed to model adsorption and diffusion of single...
Monte Carlo simulation is used to study the adsorption–desorption kinetics in the framework of the k...
We investigate the influence of different diffusion mechanisms on the finite-size scaling behavior o...
The configurational entropy of interacting linear molecules (k-mers) absorbed on a regular lattice i...
The statistical thermodynamics of interacting polyatomic adsorbates (k-mers) on homogeneous surfaces...
The exact adsorption thermodynamics of particles with nonsymmetrical ad-ad interactions on a one-dim...
The adsorption of dimers on honeycomb, square, and triangular lattices is studied by combining theor...
A general theory for collective diffusion in interacting lattice-gas models is presented. The theory...
A simple statistical mechanical approach for studying multilayer adsorption of interacting rigid mol...
The surface diffusion of interacting k-mers is studied both through analytical and Monte Carlo simul...
The configurational entropy of repulsive interacting particles adsorbed on heterogeneous surfaces is...
The statistical thermodynamics of straight rigid rods of length k (k-mers) with nonadditive lateral ...
The phase behavior of attractive linear rigid k-mers on two-dimensional lattices was studied by theo...
The statistical thermodynamics of polyatomic species mixtures adsorbed on two-dimensional substrates...
The ideal gas model is an important and useful model in classical thermodynamics. This remains so fo...
Statistical mechanical analytical theories are developed to model adsorption and diffusion of single...
Monte Carlo simulation is used to study the adsorption–desorption kinetics in the framework of the k...
We investigate the influence of different diffusion mechanisms on the finite-size scaling behavior o...
The configurational entropy of interacting linear molecules (k-mers) absorbed on a regular lattice i...
The statistical thermodynamics of interacting polyatomic adsorbates (k-mers) on homogeneous surfaces...
The exact adsorption thermodynamics of particles with nonsymmetrical ad-ad interactions on a one-dim...
The adsorption of dimers on honeycomb, square, and triangular lattices is studied by combining theor...
A general theory for collective diffusion in interacting lattice-gas models is presented. The theory...
A simple statistical mechanical approach for studying multilayer adsorption of interacting rigid mol...
The surface diffusion of interacting k-mers is studied both through analytical and Monte Carlo simul...
The configurational entropy of repulsive interacting particles adsorbed on heterogeneous surfaces is...
The statistical thermodynamics of straight rigid rods of length k (k-mers) with nonadditive lateral ...
The phase behavior of attractive linear rigid k-mers on two-dimensional lattices was studied by theo...
The statistical thermodynamics of polyatomic species mixtures adsorbed on two-dimensional substrates...
The ideal gas model is an important and useful model in classical thermodynamics. This remains so fo...
Statistical mechanical analytical theories are developed to model adsorption and diffusion of single...
Monte Carlo simulation is used to study the adsorption–desorption kinetics in the framework of the k...
We investigate the influence of different diffusion mechanisms on the finite-size scaling behavior o...