Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Water

MD simulation of water
List of my MD simulation videos: / mdsimulator

[@FRAZAOFL]

It's beautiful to see things deeper!

[@Jonosghost]

This is great. Love to see it done for quarks too

[@SacrificedAnode]

Hi! Can I have the source code of the simulation? I am having a research on driven MD but I'm quite poor in programming.

[@TheFaithseeker]

Wonderful. Can you please share which software is used here for the MD Simulation?

[@puneetsingh36]

which tool was used to perform simulation and visualization ?
is the tool serial or supports parallelism ?

[@user-wc7pt4wp8n]

Can you please share which software is used here for the MD Simulation?

[@rhizek84]

It's not a real time simulation. The simulation time is given and the whole process lasts for about 1.7 ps.

[@JustinWang]

From Chem H

[@DesertAlchemy]

- ("don't they have to move more??? -it's a liquid at 300K")
300K is only 80 degrees f, this seems pretty reasonable

[@EDUARDO12348]

Dosent water form h3o as the oxygen attracts the hydrogen to himself? Great video still, thank you

[@kobalos73]

Not really. What you see (blue dotted line) is a temporary hydrogen bond and not a covalent hydrogen-water bond. Besides, the hydrogen is already attracted by the oxygen is connected to. :)

[@mindauggas]

don't they have to move more??? - its a liquid at 300K.