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  • 2024Surface free energy calculation of the solid–fluid interfaces from molecular simulation4citations
  • 2022Water transport through a two-dimensional nanoporous material: is there a relationship between water flux and surface tension?citations
  • 2022Water transport through a two-dimensional nanoporous material: is there a relationship between water flux and surface tension?citations
  • 2021Static dielectric permittivity of ionic liquids ultraconfined in carbon nanotubes1citations
  • 2021Static dielectric permittivity of ionic liquids ultraconfined in carbon nanotubes1citations
  • 2021Static dielectric permittivity of ionic liquids ultraconfined in carbon nanotubes1citations
  • 2017Interactions of Organics within Hydrated Selective Layer of Reverse Osmosis Desalination Membrane: A Combined Experimental and Computational Study24citations
  • 2016Is Fine-Grained Simulation Able to Propose New Polyelectrolyte Membranes?7citations
  • 2016Microscopic Model of the Metal-Organic Framework/Polymer Interface: A First Step toward Understanding the Compatibility in Mixed Matrix Membranes143citations
  • 2015Unravelling the Anomalous Dielectric Permittivity of Nanoconfined Electrolyte Solutions11citations
  • 2015Tunable dielectric constant of water at the nanoscale17citations
  • 2015Superpermittivity of nanoconfined water.39citations
  • 2014Concentration Dependence of the Dielectric Permittivity, Structure and Dynamics of Aqueous NaCl Solutions: Comparison between the Drude Oscillator and Electronic Continuum Models.35citations
  • 2013Nanoconfined Electrolyte Solutions in porous Hydrophilic Silica Membranes.47citations
  • 2012Calculation of local dielectric permittivity of confined liquids from spatial dipolar correlations39citations

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  • Paredes, Julia
  • Zhao, Hengli
  • Mansour, Nadia Ben Chiekh
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Water transport through a two-dimensional nanoporous material: is there a relationship between water flux and surface tension?

  • Paredes, Julia
  • Zhao, Hengli
  • Mansour, Nadia Ben Chiekh
  • Szymczyk, Anthony
  • Ghoufi, Aziz
  • Ferjani, Ezzedine
Abstract

In this work, the relationship between the water flux through nanoporous two-dimensional hexagonal Boron Nitride (h-BN) and surface tension was investigated from equilibrium and pressure-driven molecular dynamics simulations by considering the most popular rigid water models. From the surface tension calculation, the contact angle was evaluated and compared with the experiment. We exhibit a correlation between the water flux through nanoporous h-BN predicted by the various water models and the surface tension as a result of the difference in the interfacial energy.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • surface
  • experiment
  • simulation
  • molecular dynamics
  • nitride
  • Boron
  • two-dimensional
  • interfacial energy