Generally, molecular thermodynamic models for treating the phase equilibria of solutions
can be classified into two categories: activity coefficient relations and equations of state. The …

We present a new thermodynamic model to investigate the relative effects of excluded
volume and soft interaction contributions in determining whether a cosolute will either …

The electrostatic continuum solvent model developed by [Fattebert and Gygi J. Comput.
Chem. 23, 662 (2002); Int. J. Quantum Chem. 93, 139 (2003)] is combined with a first …

The first paper of this series [J. Chem. Phys. 158, 034103 (2023)] demonstrated that excess
entropy scaling holds for both fine-grained and corresponding coarse-grained (CG) systems …

There exist in the market many excellent textbooks covering equilibrium statistical
mechanics of liquids and dense gases. Why, then, yet another addition to the shelf? Is there …

More than half a century after its first formulation by Reiss, Frisch and Lebowitz in 1959,
scaled particle theory (SPT) has proven its immense usefulness and has become one of the …

Unlike their model membrane counterparts, biological membranes are richly decorated with
a heterogeneous assembly of membrane proteins. These proteins are so tightly packed that …

Normal and heavy water are solvents most commonly used to study the isotope effect. The
isotope effect of a solvent significantly influences the behavior of a single molecule in a …

High pressures can be detrimental for protein stability, resulting in unfolding and loss of
function. This phenomenon occurs because the unfolding transition is accompanied by a …

When polypeptides bind to the membrane surface, they become confined to a restricted
quasi-two-dimensional space where peptide–peptide interactions become highly relevant …