Heteroepitaxial growth by Van der Waals interaction in one-, two- and three-dimensional materials

Two- versus three-dimensional melting an

Two- versus three-dimensional melting and spontaneous reversing isomerization in isolated SF6-(Ar)9 van der Waals clusters

✍ John C. Shelley; Robert J. Le Roy; François G. Amar 📂 Article 📅 1988 🏛 Elsevier Science 🌐 English ⚖ 796 KB

Molecular dynamics simulations for SF,-(Ar), clusters at effective temperatures in the range 5-45 K show that the system undergoes two different "melting" transitions, one at Tz I5 K marking the onset of Ar atom mobility wilhin a unimolecular layer around the SF6, and a second at Tz 35 K marking the