Re: [gmx-users] chemical potential differences between two component liquids and crystal structures in gromacs

2015-08-25 Thread Michael Shirts
Chemical potential in the fluid would be almost exactly the sanme to a solvation calculation -- as long as you can count on it to be metastable enough to not crystalize / phase separate during the time of the simulation. Chemical potential in the crystal is . . . harder. Check out the

[gmx-users] chemical potential differences between two component liquids and crystal structures in gromacs

2015-08-25 Thread Nathan K Houtz
Hello everyone, I am interested in calculating the change in chemical potential between a metastable liquid, consisting or solvent and solute, and the crystal structure of the pure solute. For instance, one system I am looking at is tetrolic acid in CCL4 as my metastable liquid, and one of