(153f) Molecular Simulation of Three-Body Interactions for Vapor-Liquid and Solid-Liquid Phase Equilibria
AIChE Annual Meeting
2006
2006 Annual Meeting
Engineering Sciences and Fundamentals
Thermodynamic Properties and Phase Behavior II
Monday, November 13, 2006 - 5:09pm to 5:27pm
Historically, the simulation of phase equilibria has focused largely on the use of effective intermolecular potentials such as the Lennard-Jones potential. Although the use of such potentials has proved useful in obtaining good agreement with experimental properties, they inhibit the investigation of the separate roles of two, three and higher body interactions. Our previous work on three-body interactions indicated that such interactions are important in accurately determining the vapour-liquid phase envelope of pure fluids. However, their effect on the vapour-liquid equilibria of binary mixtures and solid-liquid equilibria remained largely unknown. In this work, we report molecular simulation calculations that involve true two-body and three-body intermolecular potentials for both binary mixtures and solid-liquid equilibria. We demonstrate that three-body interactions are more important that previously belived. Comparison with experiment indicates that accounting for three-body interactions can considerably improve the prediction of both binary mixture phase equilibria and solid-liquid phase equilibria.
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