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Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2012,14, 7104-7111
DOI:
10.1039/C2CP40142H
Received
15 Jan 2012,
Accepted
20 Mar 2012
First published online
21 Mar 2012
The effect of a sulfide fullerene-like particle embedded into a polymer has been studied by molecular dynamics simulations on the nanosecond time scale using a mesoscopic Van der Waals force field evaluated for the case of a spherical particle. Even in this approach, neglecting the atomistic features of the surface, the inorganic particle acts as a nucleation agent facilitating the crystallization of the polymeric sample. A consideration of the Van der Waals force field of multi-walled sulfide nanoparticles suggests that in the absence of chemical interactions the size of the nanoparticle is dominating for the adhesion strength, while the number of sulfide layers composing the cage does not play a role.
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