2001 Volume 18 Issue 7
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肖长明, 金国钧, 马余强. 2001: Packing Effect of Excluded Volume on Hard-Sphere Colloids, Chinese Physics Letters, 18(7): 950-952.
Citation: 肖长明, 金国钧, 马余强. 2001: Packing Effect of Excluded Volume on Hard-Sphere Colloids, Chinese Physics Letters, 18(7): 950-952.

Packing Effect of Excluded Volume on Hard-Sphere Colloids

  • Available Online: 30/07/2001
  • Fund Project: the China Outstanding Young Foundation under Grant No. 19925415, the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No. 19847003, and the "Climbing Project" of the Ministry of Science and Technology of China
  • We apply the principle of maximum entropy to consider the excluded volume effect on the phase separation of binary mixtures consisting of hard spheres with two different diameters. We show that a critical volume fraction of hard spheres exists locating the packing of large spheres. In particular, through numerical calculation, we have found that the critical volume fraction becomes lower when the ratio α = σ1/σ2 of large-to-small sphere diameters increases, but becomes higher when the ratio of the large sphere volume fraction to the total volume fraction of large and small spheres increases.
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Packing Effect of Excluded Volume on Hard-Sphere Colloids

Abstract: We apply the principle of maximum entropy to consider the excluded volume effect on the phase separation of binary mixtures consisting of hard spheres with two different diameters. We show that a critical volume fraction of hard spheres exists locating the packing of large spheres. In particular, through numerical calculation, we have found that the critical volume fraction becomes lower when the ratio α = σ1/σ2 of large-to-small sphere diameters increases, but becomes higher when the ratio of the large sphere volume fraction to the total volume fraction of large and small spheres increases.

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