Lecture

Liquids in Nanochannels: Size Effects

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Description

This lecture explores the size effects on liquids in nanochannels, covering topics such as interfacial interactions, electric double layer potential, phase transitions, surface tension, and electrophoresis of charged particles and ions. The instructor discusses the impact of curvature on vapor pressure, equilibrium phase transition temperature, and the validity of Navier-Stokes equations in nanochannels.

Instructor

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