First-order mean spherical approximation for attractive, repulsive, and multi-Yukawa potentials
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Abstract
The first-order mean spherical approximation (FMSA) theory proposed by Tang et al. [Fluid Phase Equilib., 134, 21(1997)] is applied for studying several typical Yukawa fluids, including attractive, repulsive, and multi-Yukawa cases. The FMSA study is particularly advantageous in providing thermodynamics and structure information in a simple, analytical, and consistent manner. Comparisons with the latest reported computer simulation data for compressibility factor, internal energy, and radial distribution function show that FMSA performs very well and the performance is very close to the full MSA and to several other theories, developed individually for the above-mentioned cases or properties. The present study provides solid evidence to support FMSA applications to more complex fluids.
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