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# Q-tetrahedral-water | ||
# Q-tetrahedral-water | ||
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This code obtains the tetrahedral local order parameter q as given by Chau&Hardwick and later rescaled by Debenedetti et. al: | ||
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Chau, P. L., & Hardwick, A. J. (1998). A new order parameter for tetrahedral configurations. Molecular Physics, 93(3), 511-518. | ||
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Errington, J. R., & Debenedetti, P. G. (2001). Relationship between structural order and the anomalies of liquid water. Nature, 409(6818), 318-321. | ||
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I use the program ANGULA in order to obtain the first four neighbours of every water molecule: | ||
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https://gcm.upc.edu/en/members/luis-carlos/angula/ANGULA | ||
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You can take a look at our paper: | ||
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Pardo, L. C., Henao, A., Busch, S., Guàrdia, E., & Tamarit, J. L. (2014). A continuous mixture of two different dimers in liquid water. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 16(44), 24479-24483. |