Dear Tom,thank you for your thoughts. I will try this method too. It seems that issue is not straightforward as I originally thought.Kris
On Friday, July 6, 2018, 5:51:27 PM GMT+2, Thomas C Bishop <bishop.latech.edu> wrote:
Thanks Tom for the refs and script.
I usually base ion concentration on number waters
(# water in system)* (desired molarity) / 55.5mol/L
should tell you how many ions to include for a desired concentration.
This of course assumes all waters are behaving as bulk
At the end of the day how much difference is there in these estimates? I
suspect other parts of the simulation are likely more significant...
that differences between the above estimates, e.g. f.f., initial
location of ions/randomization, how much solvent is used, simulation
time etc...
Tom
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On 07/05/2018 06:44 PM, Thomas Cheatham wrote:
> printf("\n %8.3f molecules are necessary to make a molarity of %6.2f
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