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	DOI:10.1039/c8sm02317d

Corpus ID: 53695227Characterizing surface wetting and interfacial properties using enhanced sampling (SWIPES).
@article{Jiang2019CharacterizingSW,
  title={Characterizing surface wetting and interfacial properties using enhanced sampling (SWIPES).},
  author={H. Jiang and Suruchi Fialoke and Z. Vicars and A. Patel},
  journal={Soft matter},
  year={2019},
  volume={15 5},
  pages={
          860-869
        }
}
	H. Jiang, Suruchi Fialoke, +1 author A. Patel
	Published 2019
	Materials Science, Physics, Medicine
	Soft matter

We introduce an accurate and efficient method for characterizing surface wetting and interfacial properties, such as the contact angle made by a liquid droplet on a solid surface, and the vapor-liquid surface tension of a fluid. The method makes use of molecular simulations in conjunction with the indirect umbrella sampling technique to systematically wet the surface and estimate the corresponding free energy. To illustrate the method, we study the wetting of a family of Lennard-Jones surfaces… Expand

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