Mobility-induced kinetic effects in multicomponent mixtures
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| author | Thewes, Filipe C. Krüger, Matthias Sollich, Peter |
| author_facet | Thewes, Filipe C. Krüger, Matthias Sollich, Peter |
| contents | We give an overview exploring the role of kinetics in multicomponent mixtures. Compared to the most commonly studied binary (single species plus solvent) case, multicomponent fluids show a rich interplay between kinetics and thermodynamics due to the possibility of fractionation, interdiffusion of mixture components and collective motion. This leads to a competition between multiple timescales that change depending on the underlying kinetics. At high densities, crowding effects are relevant and non-equilibrium structures can become long-lived. We present the main approaches for the study of kinetic effects in multicomponents mixtures, including the role of crowding, and explore their consequences for equilibrium and non-equilibrium scenarios. We conclude by identifying the main challenges in the field. |
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| spellingShingle | Mobility-induced kinetic effects in multicomponent mixtures Thewes, Filipe C. Krüger, Matthias Sollich, Peter Soft Condensed Matter Statistical Mechanics We give an overview exploring the role of kinetics in multicomponent mixtures. Compared to the most commonly studied binary (single species plus solvent) case, multicomponent fluids show a rich interplay between kinetics and thermodynamics due to the possibility of fractionation, interdiffusion of mixture components and collective motion. This leads to a competition between multiple timescales that change depending on the underlying kinetics. At high densities, crowding effects are relevant and non-equilibrium structures can become long-lived. We present the main approaches for the study of kinetic effects in multicomponents mixtures, including the role of crowding, and explore their consequences for equilibrium and non-equilibrium scenarios. We conclude by identifying the main challenges in the field. |
| title | Mobility-induced kinetic effects in multicomponent mixtures |
| topic | Soft Condensed Matter Statistical Mechanics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.02159 |