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Molecular Motion in Water

Hydrogen bond rearrangement dynamics in lquid water. Microscopic potential energy fluctuation, which is typical 1/f noise, is converted to sound. It sounds like a water fall.  
 
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banjoplant (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Great simulation, visually very nice. What software did you use?
vitroid0 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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The molecular dynamics software was written in Fortran77 by myself. Snashot images were rendered with Rayshade raytracing software (obsolete).
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> written in Fortran77 by myself

wow. It's the best water molecules animation I've seen. Love the way the yellow lines between bonds are used to visualise which bonds are active.
vitroid0 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Thank you. In this movie, i intended to stress the importance of extracting the "true" mechanism (hydrogen bond rearrangement) hidden in the raw molecular motion.

This movie was made about 10 years ago. One of my oldest movie.
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Lol, that was actually pretty interesting :p...

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