Shape factors and interaction parameters in equations of state Part I. Repulsion phenomena in rigid particle systems
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An equation of state for the fluid phase of nonattracting rigid particles of arbitrary shape is presented. A particle shape factor is defined and its dependence on the packing fraction is evaluated from Monte Carlo and molecular dynamics simulation results for a variety of nonattracting asymmetric rigid particles, e.g., rigid-sphere polymers, ellipsoids, star particles, spherocylinders.
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