Data for "Medium-Density Amorphous Ice Unveils Shear Rate as a New Dimension in Water's Phase Diagram"

The dataset, titled "Medium-Density Amorphous Ice Unveils Shear Rate as a New Dimension in Water’s Phase Diagram," provides input files, simulation data, and supporting information related to the study of the shear-driven transformation of water into Medium-Density Amorphous Ice (MDA). This research explores how applying shear deformation reveals a new dimension - shear rate - in the phase behavior of water, enriching the understanding of water's complex phase diagram. Dataset Structure: + input-shear: Contains the input files necessary to perform molecular dynamics simulations using the LAMMPS software. These files are designed to replicate the shearing conditions used in the study, which lead to the formation of MDA. Researchers can use these files to reproduce or modify the shearing simulations to explore different conditions and their effects on amorphous ice formation. + main: Holds the core dataset for the study, which includes data associated with each figure in the manuscript. + si (Supporting Information): Contains supplementary data corresponding to the figures in the supporting information section of the manuscript. This additional data expands on the primary findings, providing extended analyses and insights that complement the main results. This research has been supported by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (grant no. FA9550-20-1-0351)

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-10-17
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13947547
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nanoparticles nucleation surface interactions
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Data for "Medium-Density Amorphous Ice Unveils Shear Rate as a New Dimension in Water's Phase Diagram"

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nanoparticles nucleation surface interactions
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Data for "Medium-Density Amorphous Ice Unveils Shear Rate as a New Dimension in Water's Phase Diagram"

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Abstract

The dataset, titled "Medium-Density Amorphous Ice Unveils Shear Rate as a New Dimension in Water’s Phase Diagram," provides input files, simulation data, and supporting information related to the study of the shear-driven transformation of water into Medium-Density Amorphous Ice (MDA). This research explores how applying shear deformation reveals a new dimension - shear rate - in the phase behavior of water, enriching the understanding of water's complex phase diagram. Dataset Structure: + input-shear: Contains the input files necessary to perform molecular dynamics simulations using the LAMMPS software. These files are designed to replicate the shearing conditions used in the study, which lead to the formation of MDA. Researchers can use these files to reproduce or modify the shearing simulations to explore different conditions and their effects on amorphous ice formation. + main: Holds the core dataset for the study, which includes data associated with each figure in the manuscript. + si (Supporting Information): Contains supplementary data corresponding to the figures in the supporting information section of the manuscript. This additional data expands on the primary findings, providing extended analyses and insights that complement the main results. This research has been supported by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (grant no. FA9550-20-1-0351)

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Argonne National Laboratory (US), University of Utah (US), University of Illinois Chicago (US)
Clean water and sanitation
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nanoparticles nucleation surface interactions
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