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A simple assay for determining activities of phosphopentomutase from a hyperthermophilic bacterium Thermotoga maritima
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Stability and amorphization of Cu–Nb interfaces during severe plastic deformation: Molecular dynamics simulations of simple shear
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Simple Parameterization of Embedded Atom Method Potentials for FCC Alloys
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A simple and objective method to partition evapotranspiration into transpiration and evaporation at eddy-covariance sites
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Scaling and distortion analysis using a simple natural circulation loop for FHR development
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A rapid and simple sterility test method based on solid culture medium containing blood
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Chiral Linkers to Improve Selectivity of Double-headed Neuronal Nitric Oxide Synthase Inhibitors
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Discovery of renin inhibitors containing a simple aspartate binding moiety that imparts reduced P450 inhibition
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A simple finite element method for linear hyperbolic problems
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A simple construction of a Fortin operator for the two dimensional Taylor–Hood element
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Adsorption of simple square-well fluids in slit nanopores: Modeling based on Generalized van der Waals partition function and Monte Carlo simulation
A model based on the Generalized van der Waals partition function is derived to predict the adsorption of square-well fluid in slit pores of any size, the walls of which also have square-well potential. The space inside the pore is divided into several regions based on the extent of the attractive regions generated by the walls. Closed-form expressions of the chemical potentials of the confined fluid in different regions in the pore are obtained. The densities of fluid in different regions are calculated by equalizing the chemical potentials of fluid in those regions to that of the bulk phase. To examine the accuracy of the model, the Grand Canonical Monte Carlo (GCMC) simulation is also conducted. Here we find that the model well captures the effects of the bulk conditions and the properties of adsorbate and pore on the density of adsorbate in the pore. The model is also shown to be able to predict the adsorption of real gases in various activated carbons.